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How to import EXCEL data into existing table in SQL Server
- Thread starter smsmail
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It's going to depend to some extents on version of SQL server, version of Excel and how variable the spreadsheets will be (name of file, layout, number of sheets/tabs). Manual or automatic import?
(I still use DTS jobs created in SQL server 2000 that are called as SS agent jobs in SS2005)
soi là, soi carré
(I still use DTS jobs created in SQL server 2000 that are called as SS agent jobs in SS2005)
soi là, soi carré
Also is it a one off or repeted.
If it's a one off you can just (In SQL2008 at least)
Right Click the database in SSMS
Select Tasks
Select Import Data
Follow the wizard
You get the option at the end to either run or save the package. If you sacveit then you can tweak in and run it again if you nee dto,
I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by
Douglas Adams
(1952-2001)
Also is it a one off or repeted.
If it's a one off you can just (In SQL2008 at least)
Right Click the database in SSMS
Select Tasks
Select Import Data
Follow the wizard
You get the option at the end to either run or save the package. If you save it then you can tweak in and run it again if you nee dto,
I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by
Douglas Adams
(1952-2001)
Also is it a one off or repeted.
If it's a one off you can just (In SQL2008 at least)
Right Click the database in SSMS
Select Tasks
Select Import Data
Follow the wizard
You get the option at the end to either run or save the package. If you sacveit then you can tweak in and run it again if you nee dto,
I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by
Douglas Adams
(1952-2001)
markjoseph1232
Programmer
Hi,
-Select Database and Right Click on it.
-Select Tasks and than Import Data.
-A wizard will appear.
-Select Microsoft Excel as Data Source and give your path of excel file.
Thanks,
Mark @ www.alliancetek.com
-Select Database and Right Click on it.
-Select Tasks and than Import Data.
-A wizard will appear.
-Select Microsoft Excel as Data Source and give your path of excel file.
Thanks,
Mark @ www.alliancetek.com
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