I've just taken care of a project that requires converting data from the old website (built in C# web form) to the new one (using PHP).
In the old database, there is a product table contains 1600 products that I need to export into a CSV file then import to the new database but I have no idea to do that.
I can access the current server but I don't see any .cs file (code-behind file). I also have no idea how to export that table to a CSV file using myLittleTools (The SQL server management tool that Plesk provide).
Can any have me please?
Thank you very much.
Try SQL Server Import and Export Wizard. This is a tool provided by MSSQL .
Reference links here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/integration-services/import-export-data/import-and-export-data-with-the-sql-server-import-and-export-wizard
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/integration-services/import-export-data/get-started-with-this-simple-example-of-the-import-and-export-wizard
You can export to either or excel or directly map two tables of different databases and transfer data
According to the MyLittleAdmin site you can opent the table to view the data and export it form there.
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I have a requirement to get data out of an SQL Server Reporting Services based system straight into a SharePoint list from where that data will then be processed.
At present, users export the data into an Excel spreadsheet and then start modifying columns on that spreadsheet and exchange it among various stakeholders every two hours.
My intention is to bypass the export to Excel portion of the current process and instead create a timer job (created using .NET, C# and SSOM) that gets the data directly out of SSRS into my SharePoint List.
Thank you
If you familiar with SSRS, I suppose you know ETL also, so you could import the updated excel spreadsheet(maybe from a fixed path, so you just need save the files there) to a SQL Server table. Then create external content type from the table and display data in SharePoint by creating external list.
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I want to be able to send data from an excel file to an SQL database.
The Excel file only has one column and will always be this way.
I am currently working on a project where people will place excel files into a folder which will need to be read and put into sql, I am able to monitor the folder currently and am able to capture the file name of that file to a variable which i can call to select the excel file.
What i cannot find is a simple excel to sql tutorial that doesnt rely on the import wizard.
If you are able to help please do and if you want any further information please feel free to ask
Thanks alot :)
I have a requirement where we need to import data from a .csv file to SQL server by creating the table dynamically. The reason for dynamic table creation is because the .csv file will have columns changing. We have to drop the existing table & recreate a new table based on the header information in the .csv file. (user may be running some diagnostic queries on that table later on)
I'm using C#.net MVC-3 & SQL Server 2014 standard version.Please let me know the best possible ways of achieving this.
Thank you.
I have a requirement to upload and read an excel file into the database using a stored procedure but i can not use any external dlls like EPPlus or drivers like Jet/Ace. Can anyone help me to do this? I searched on so many sites but none met my requirements. This should be implemented in MVC 3. I have created the view. And the Browse option is working fine. All i need to know is how to upload and read.
I have a table called Products in my database. It has a couple of attributes, but nothing complex.
This is on a ASP.Net MVC3 application using Entity Framework 4 for data access, and I just want to create an ActionMethod that returns a downloadable (generated on request) excel file containing all the data inside the table.
What is the simplest way to generate an excel file from data in a table?
I'm using .NET 4, so the latest technologies/options are available to me.
I agree with xanadont's comment (csv is easier), but if you're using EF (probably, but not specified) and need to export an excel file this will do this trick:
http://rachel53461.wordpress.com/2011/06/26/exporting-a-view-or-stored-procedure-to-excel-with-entity-framework/