Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Third Party Import Library?
can:
- read from a comma-delimited flat file, and import the data into
SQL server or XML
- Allow users (using a simple interface) to map fields in the flat
file to the SQL db
- Allow concatenation or breaking down of fields in the flat file
to map them to fields in the DB
Of course we could write our own code to do this, but we need to
get this project out as soon as possible.
Please let me know any leads you may have.
Thanks!
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http://www.mcse.msSure, Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel can both do all you require :)
Import the file, map the fields to a linked sql server database table(s) and
if
you need to, you can use VBA to do the breaking down of the fields ...
Mythran
"cjones42" <sarophes@.yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know of (or can you recommend) a third party product that
> can:
> - read from a comma-delimited flat file, and import the data into
> SQL server or XML
> - Allow users (using a simple interface) to map fields in the flat
> file to the SQL db
> - Allow concatenation or breaking down of fields in the flat file
> to map them to fields in the DB
> Of course we could write our own code to do this, but we need to
> get this project out as soon as possible.
> Please let me know any leads you may have.
> Thanks!
>
> Posted Via mcse.ms Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services
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Third Party Import Library?
can:
- read from a comma-delimited flat file, and import the data into
SQL server or XML
- Allow users (using a simple interface) to map fields in the flat
file to the SQL db
- Allow concatenation or breaking down of fields in the flat file
to map them to fields in the DB
Of course we could write our own code to do this, but we need to
get this project out as soon as possible.
Please let me know any leads you may have.
Thanks!
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http://www.usenet.comSure, Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel can both do all you require :)
Import the file, map the fields to a linked sql server database table(s) and if
you need to, you can use VBA to do the breaking down of the fields ...
Mythran
"cjones42" <sarophes@.yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
news:40dc5b1b_2@.Usenet.com...
> Does anyone know of (or can you recommend) a third party product that
> can:
> - read from a comma-delimited flat file, and import the data into
> SQL server or XML
> - Allow users (using a simple interface) to map fields in the flat
> file to the SQL db
> - Allow concatenation or breaking down of fields in the flat file
> to map them to fields in the DB
> Of course we could write our own code to do this, but we need to
> get this project out as soon as possible.
> Please let me know any leads you may have.
> Thanks!
>
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Third Party Upload Functionality
Hi All,
What is the best product out there for uploading file in ASP.NET application? Right now, we are using free version of websupergoo uploading files, however, the cost is really expensive. Is there any other product out there that similar with this but with a better price. Or anybody has better suggestion...
TIA
Personally I like the upload at telerik, its one by one file but in Ajaxhttp://telerik.com
So, it is actually better than regular ASP.NET upload control. Because it doesn't store the file on the server memory. Just like websupergoo product, it bypass the server memory in storing the file.
Thank you, i will consider this one. Any other options please...
Hi Ron,
I'm supporting "RadUpload" because it allocates a minimum amount of server memory while uploading single or multifile uploading.
Go through the link for getting more information about the RadUpload features
http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet/controls/upload/overview.aspx
Here is the link for RadUpload demos :
http://www.telerik.com/demos/aspnet/Upload/Examples/Overview/DefaultCS.aspx
Thanks,
Shinu.
SoftwareIncubator India
Monday, March 26, 2012
This is going to sound really bad.......
Thanks
shy little 'ole me.may u need Microsoft .NET Framenetwork...
u can download at asp.net site...
that I answer your question?
Thanks - I don't know if this solves the problem yet, but I will let you know. By any chance, I am new at the .net programming, but is this anything like using the dreamweaver sequence for html?