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Default Re: DTS to import data from web page - 03-06-2008 , 01:05 PM






Yes, It's a .txt and a .xls file.


"Sean McCown" <SeanMcCown (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Y, sorry dude... you may be sunk on this one. If they can post it as a
.txt
for you instead, or even as well, then you can pull the file down somehow
maybe.
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"bwallacejr" wrote:

One of our business partners provides us with product price and
inventory via a web page. To manually access this data we go to:

http://website.com.com/ecom/inventor...567&pwd=999777

The information then appears as

item_no price map_price qty_available qty_bo qty_in_transit
000-40803-0BI-XX 1.14 0 30 0 0
000-TT106-1ZZ 18.49 0 10 0 0
.....

I currently manually save this page as a .txt file and then import
the data using a DTS

I'd like to create a DTS to automate the entire process. Is this
possible?

I tried toI use DTS to create the connection (using HTML File as the
source) and I get the message:

Error Source: Microsoft Jet Database Engine
Error Description: Cannot Update. Database is read-only





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matt
 
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Default Re: DTS to import data from web page - 03-06-2008 , 01:05 PM






Yes, It's a .txt and a .xls file.


"Sean McCown" <SeanMcCown (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Y, sorry dude... you may be sunk on this one. If they can post it as a
.txt
for you instead, or even as well, then you can pull the file down somehow
maybe.
--
Read my book reviews at:
www.ITBookworm.com

Blog Author of:
Database Underground -- http://weblog.infoworld.com/dbunderground/
DBA Rant - http://dbarant.blogspot.com




"bwallacejr" wrote:

One of our business partners provides us with product price and
inventory via a web page. To manually access this data we go to:

http://website.com.com/ecom/inventor...567&pwd=999777

The information then appears as

item_no price map_price qty_available qty_bo qty_in_transit
000-40803-0BI-XX 1.14 0 30 0 0
000-TT106-1ZZ 18.49 0 10 0 0
.....

I currently manually save this page as a .txt file and then import
the data using a DTS

I'd like to create a DTS to automate the entire process. Is this
possible?

I tried toI use DTS to create the connection (using HTML File as the
source) and I get the message:

Error Source: Microsoft Jet Database Engine
Error Description: Cannot Update. Database is read-only





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matt
 
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Default Re: DTS to import data from web page - 03-06-2008 , 01:05 PM



Yes, It's a .txt and a .xls file.


"Sean McCown" <SeanMcCown (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Y, sorry dude... you may be sunk on this one. If they can post it as a
.txt
for you instead, or even as well, then you can pull the file down somehow
maybe.
--
Read my book reviews at:
www.ITBookworm.com

Blog Author of:
Database Underground -- http://weblog.infoworld.com/dbunderground/
DBA Rant - http://dbarant.blogspot.com




"bwallacejr" wrote:

One of our business partners provides us with product price and
inventory via a web page. To manually access this data we go to:

http://website.com.com/ecom/inventor...567&pwd=999777

The information then appears as

item_no price map_price qty_available qty_bo qty_in_transit
000-40803-0BI-XX 1.14 0 30 0 0
000-TT106-1ZZ 18.49 0 10 0 0
.....

I currently manually save this page as a .txt file and then import
the data using a DTS

I'd like to create a DTS to automate the entire process. Is this
possible?

I tried toI use DTS to create the connection (using HTML File as the
source) and I get the message:

Error Source: Microsoft Jet Database Engine
Error Description: Cannot Update. Database is read-only





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matt
 
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Default Re: DTS to import data from web page - 03-06-2008 , 01:05 PM



Yes, It's a .txt and a .xls file.


"Sean McCown" <SeanMcCown (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Y, sorry dude... you may be sunk on this one. If they can post it as a
.txt
for you instead, or even as well, then you can pull the file down somehow
maybe.
--
Read my book reviews at:
www.ITBookworm.com

Blog Author of:
Database Underground -- http://weblog.infoworld.com/dbunderground/
DBA Rant - http://dbarant.blogspot.com




"bwallacejr" wrote:

One of our business partners provides us with product price and
inventory via a web page. To manually access this data we go to:

http://website.com.com/ecom/inventor...567&pwd=999777

The information then appears as

item_no price map_price qty_available qty_bo qty_in_transit
000-40803-0BI-XX 1.14 0 30 0 0
000-TT106-1ZZ 18.49 0 10 0 0
.....

I currently manually save this page as a .txt file and then import
the data using a DTS

I'd like to create a DTS to automate the entire process. Is this
possible?

I tried toI use DTS to create the connection (using HTML File as the
source) and I get the message:

Error Source: Microsoft Jet Database Engine
Error Description: Cannot Update. Database is read-only





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matt
 
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Default Re: DTS to import data from web page - 03-06-2008 , 01:05 PM



Yes, It's a .txt and a .xls file.


"Sean McCown" <SeanMcCown (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Y, sorry dude... you may be sunk on this one. If they can post it as a
.txt
for you instead, or even as well, then you can pull the file down somehow
maybe.
--
Read my book reviews at:
www.ITBookworm.com

Blog Author of:
Database Underground -- http://weblog.infoworld.com/dbunderground/
DBA Rant - http://dbarant.blogspot.com




"bwallacejr" wrote:

One of our business partners provides us with product price and
inventory via a web page. To manually access this data we go to:

http://website.com.com/ecom/inventor...567&pwd=999777

The information then appears as

item_no price map_price qty_available qty_bo qty_in_transit
000-40803-0BI-XX 1.14 0 30 0 0
000-TT106-1ZZ 18.49 0 10 0 0
.....

I currently manually save this page as a .txt file and then import
the data using a DTS

I'd like to create a DTS to automate the entire process. Is this
possible?

I tried toI use DTS to create the connection (using HTML File as the
source) and I get the message:

Error Source: Microsoft Jet Database Engine
Error Description: Cannot Update. Database is read-only





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matt
 
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Default Re: DTS to import data from web page - 03-06-2008 , 01:05 PM



Yes, It's a .txt and a .xls file.


"Sean McCown" <SeanMcCown (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Y, sorry dude... you may be sunk on this one. If they can post it as a
.txt
for you instead, or even as well, then you can pull the file down somehow
maybe.
--
Read my book reviews at:
www.ITBookworm.com

Blog Author of:
Database Underground -- http://weblog.infoworld.com/dbunderground/
DBA Rant - http://dbarant.blogspot.com




"bwallacejr" wrote:

One of our business partners provides us with product price and
inventory via a web page. To manually access this data we go to:

http://website.com.com/ecom/inventor...567&pwd=999777

The information then appears as

item_no price map_price qty_available qty_bo qty_in_transit
000-40803-0BI-XX 1.14 0 30 0 0
000-TT106-1ZZ 18.49 0 10 0 0
.....

I currently manually save this page as a .txt file and then import
the data using a DTS

I'd like to create a DTS to automate the entire process. Is this
possible?

I tried toI use DTS to create the connection (using HTML File as the
source) and I get the message:

Error Source: Microsoft Jet Database Engine
Error Description: Cannot Update. Database is read-only





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matt
 
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Default Re: DTS to import data from web page - 03-06-2008 , 01:05 PM



Yes, It's a .txt and a .xls file.


"Sean McCown" <SeanMcCown (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Y, sorry dude... you may be sunk on this one. If they can post it as a
.txt
for you instead, or even as well, then you can pull the file down somehow
maybe.
--
Read my book reviews at:
www.ITBookworm.com

Blog Author of:
Database Underground -- http://weblog.infoworld.com/dbunderground/
DBA Rant - http://dbarant.blogspot.com




"bwallacejr" wrote:

One of our business partners provides us with product price and
inventory via a web page. To manually access this data we go to:

http://website.com.com/ecom/inventor...567&pwd=999777

The information then appears as

item_no price map_price qty_available qty_bo qty_in_transit
000-40803-0BI-XX 1.14 0 30 0 0
000-TT106-1ZZ 18.49 0 10 0 0
.....

I currently manually save this page as a .txt file and then import
the data using a DTS

I'd like to create a DTS to automate the entire process. Is this
possible?

I tried toI use DTS to create the connection (using HTML File as the
source) and I get the message:

Error Source: Microsoft Jet Database Engine
Error Description: Cannot Update. Database is read-only





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