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Neural
Hi,
I was wondering if anybody knew of any other ways of efficiently
parsing a flat file into SQL Server 2000 using C#. The flat files are
tab delimited. And the general file size is around 1 GB so this code
has to be ultra efficient. Its a colllection of few flat files which
willl be mapped to a relational structure in the database.
Following are the options I am looking at:
1. Using Datasets to read the data and execute one stored procedure per
row. I am not finding this efficient at all obviously.
2. Reading the flat file, rewriting it so as to map it exactly to a
table and then using Interop to invoke Sql BCP utility. This approach
looks good but I would like to explore a bit more and see if I can
avoid using an interop.
Please only give me approaches you think can be explored. I am not
after code here yet.
Thanks.
Regards
Neural
I was wondering if anybody knew of any other ways of efficiently
parsing a flat file into SQL Server 2000 using C#. The flat files are
tab delimited. And the general file size is around 1 GB so this code
has to be ultra efficient. Its a colllection of few flat files which
willl be mapped to a relational structure in the database.
Following are the options I am looking at:
1. Using Datasets to read the data and execute one stored procedure per
row. I am not finding this efficient at all obviously.
2. Reading the flat file, rewriting it so as to map it exactly to a
table and then using Interop to invoke Sql BCP utility. This approach
looks good but I would like to explore a bit more and see if I can
avoid using an interop.
Please only give me approaches you think can be explored. I am not
after code here yet.
Thanks.
Regards
Neural