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I have the developer edition of SQL Server 2000. I also have a DTS package that imports from a text file into a SQL Server 2000 database table using the standard ODBC driver for SQL Server supplied with DTS. It worked fine UNTIL I added ONE column to my destination list in order to import further columns from my source text file. The resulting package TESTed fine while outputting to the TEST text file. However, when I actually ran the package zero-or-one row was imported, rather than the 50 or so rows I expected. Note that it doesn't matter WHAT column I add to the selected destination list: ANY such added column causes import failure. Any idea what's going on here? |
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ERRATUM: I should have said "the standard OLE DB Provider for SQL Server" instead of "the standard ODBC driver for SQL Server", below. "PhilEngle" wrote: I have the developer edition of SQL Server 2000. I also have a DTS package that imports from a text file into a SQL Server 2000 database table using the standard ODBC driver for SQL Server supplied with DTS. It worked fine UNTIL I added ONE column to my destination list in order to import further columns from my source text file. The resulting package TESTed fine while outputting to the TEST text file. However, when I actually ran the package zero-or-one row was imported, rather than the 50 or so rows I expected. Note that it doesn't matter WHAT column I add to the selected destination list: ANY such added column causes import failure. Any idea what's going on here? |
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