I have a .CSV file which needs to be imported into a SQL Server table by SSMS.
The file contains µg which needs to be imported as "µg".
I use import data function in SSMS.
How to do this?
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I'm trying to import a flat file .csv into SQL Server using SQL Server Management Studio. My process is:
Right-click the Database
Choose Task > Import Flat File
The .csv file contains more than 1100 columns with the size of 36KB . However, SQL Server warns
Sum of the columns' FillWeight values cannot exceed 65535. (System.Windows.Forms)
How can I solve this problem? Thanks!
I tried to import .csv files to my database in DBeaver,
and I found a difference between
connecting to a folder containing the .csv files and importing all of them like a full database
importing .csv files as tables to a database I've already made.
When I connect to a folder, DBeaver set the datatypes of columns all to 'String'. However, it interprets them accordingly if I import .csv files individually.
So, I'd like to know how to set data type automatically connecting .csv files in DBeaver.
The string column type used by default for CSV driver: https://github.com/simoc/csvjdbc/blob/master/docs/doc.md#columntypes
You can try to change "columnTypes" setting in DBeaver-> CSV connection -> Connection Settings -> Driver Properties.
I need to import files to SQL Server, but I cannot become Bulkadmin.
I can use the Import Flat File Wizard on a particular Microsoft SQL Server. But I cannot use BULK INSERT statements. I get an error: "You do not have permission to use the bulk load statement."
What SQL statements does the "Import Flat File Wizard" use to import files. It cannot be bulk insert, so how does the wizard do it.
I will add an import to a stored procedure, that is running as a job each evening.
The "Import Wizard" creates and executes an SSIS package behind the scenes.
I'm trying to import a table from a txt file comma separated, the file was generated by the same SQL Server import/export assistant from my development database server.
Many tables has been imported by this way successfully.
The problem is when I have a column of the type date.
The message is: conversion unknown!
And then I cannot exec the package.
How can I solve this problem?
I have a CSV file with 10 columns. I want to import to SQL Server table with only 5 columns using powershell. Can anyone help in this ?
I suggest that Change your excel file to 5 sight column, and then using SQL Server Import\Export wizard or SSIS (if your convert is each day periodic) or PowerShell to convert your data.
You can you following reference in order to use PowerShell to convert your file:
SQL SERVER – Powershell – Importing CSV File Into Database