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I have a site where user register Club and team related to the club. My solution is to send the user a excel spreedsheet with the right ClubId and the right TeamId. The user register some info (playername, playerpicture) and send it back to me and then I will push excelinfo into a SQLServer. The site is build in ASP.Net with C#. Is this possible and can anyone give me a hint for a solution. Stefan Ljungstedt |
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It's doable. If you use ASP.Net to build your excel file, you can also use it to update an INI file that holds the name of the file created by each user. You can feed that INI value into a global variable in DTS designer. Then it's a simple pull from excel into a sql table using the dynamically built physical file path for the spreadsheet. It's been a while since I've done it. I know this method is a bit outdated, but it works well. You might want to see what you can get away with using XML instead of INI files. "Stefan" wrote: I have a site where user register Club and team related to the club. My solution is to send the user a excel spreedsheet with the right ClubId and the right TeamId. The user register some info (playername, playerpicture) and send it back to me and then I will push excelinfo into a SQLServer. The site is build in ASP.Net with C#. Is this possible and can anyone give me a hint for a solution. Stefan Ljungstedt |
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