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For some weird reason I'm having problems executing a bulk insert. BULK INSERT customer_stg FROM 'C:\Users\Michael\workspace\pydb\data\andrew.out.txt' WITH ( FIRSTROW=0, FIELDTERMINATOR='\t', ROWTERMINATOR='\n' ) I'm confident after reading this that I've setup my user role correctly, as it states... Members of the bulkadmin fixed server role can run the BULK INSERT statement. I have set the Login Properties for the Windows Authentication correctly (as seen below).. to grant server-wide permissions on bulkadmin windows authentication http://iforce.co.nz/i/daaqcasj.vo1.png And the command EXEC

There is plenty answers and tutorials using InsertHelper to do fast bulk insert in SQLiteDatabase. But InsertHelper is deprecated as of API 17. What is now the fastest method to bulk insert large sets of data in Android SQLite ? So far my greatest concern is that SQLiteStatement is not very comfortable to work with, where InsertHelper had binding columns and binding values, which was kind of trivial. SQLiteStatement has also binding methods, it extends SQLiteProgram . Just run it in transaction: final SQLiteDatabase db = mOpenHelper.getWritableDatabase(); final SQLiteStatement statement = db

Can anyone advise how to bulk insert from .xlsx file? I tried the below query already: BULK INSERT #EVB FROM 'C:\Users\summer\Desktop\Sample\premise.xlsx' WITH (FIELDTERMINATOR = '\t', ROWTERMINATOR = '\n', FIRSTROW = 2); SELECT * FROM #EVB I also tried with FIELDTERMINATOR like "**\t**", "**,**", "**;**", "**|**" , but this doesn't work either. Unfortunately, there is no error message. you can save the xlsx file as a tab-delimited text file and do BULK INSERT TableName FROM 'C:\SomeDirectory\my table.txt' WITH ( FIELDTERMINATOR = '\t', ROWTERMINATOR = '\n' ) GO Turque You need to use

I've been trying to avoid using a cursor in this particular case just because I dislike the tradeoffs, and it just so happens a process I'm using makes triggers look like the proper course of action anyway. A stored procedure inserts a record based off of a complicated mix of clauses, using an insert trigger I send an email to the target user telling them to visit a site. This is easy and works fine. However, another procedure is to run nightly and redistribute all unviewed records. The way I was doing this was to do another insert based on a select on a date field from when it was assigned.

I think this is true, but I haven't found anything on the web to confirm it. I can get the first id generated for the autoincrement field using last_insert_id(), but can I assume that the next records will have sequential IDs? Or could another user grab an id so that the resulting IDs are not sequential? Example: insert into mytable (asdf, qwer) values (1,2), (3,4), (5,6), ... , (10000,10001); If mytable has an autoincrement column, and if two users run this statement at the same time, will one user grab 10000 sequential IDs, and the other user the next 10000 sequential IDs? How about for

I have a comma delimited text file with the structure field1 field2 field3 field4 1 2 3 4 I wrote the following script to bulk insert the text file, but I wanted to leave out column 3 create table test (field1 varchar(50),field2 varchar(50),field4 varchar(50)) go bulk insert test from 'c:\myFilePath' with (fieldterminator=',', rowterminator='\n' ) The insert worked fine, but the results of the insert made field4 look like field3,field4, so the field 3 was actually just concatenated onto field4. The flat files I'm working with are several gigs and can't be easily modified. Is there a way to use