Copy a database table into another using ado.net

K

kkizer

I need help! Here is what i have going. I have a cobal database that i
connect with using a DSN/ODBC (the source data) and i have a Sql 2000
database that i am trying to copy the data to. I have a DTS package
setup doing this task just fine but i need to do this process using
ado.net/vb.net, not using DTS (dont ask why, long story). I have been
searching around places and just cant find any good code examples to
help me get started. Can anyone helP?

I already have the tables setup in sql server and they are identical to
the Cobal database.
 
R

RobinS

Open a connection to both databases, read the data from one, and write
it to the other.

Robin S.
 
W

William \(Bill\) Vaughn

No problem. ADO.NET 2.0 exposes the SqlBulkCopy method that does what DTS
does...
hth

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W

William \(Bill\) Vaughn

Yes, right. 1.1. You can still call BCP via SQLDMO API calls.

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