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Hi: I have setup DSNs before to text files with some success. I am having problems with a file I have to parse to pump into SQL Server via DTS. It appears to be fixed length (what does the 'length' refer to normally-the text plus the spaces to get to the first character in the next column?). I keep getting errors saying there is a problem with the schema .ini file, or it just recognizes the file as one field. I've tried using tab delimited as well but no luck. It's perhaps hard to describe this-I could send the text file along if someone would like to have a look. If there are any other ways other than ODBC of parsing a difficult text file please let me know. Thanks, Kayda |
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You can send the file to me at the following address (remove spaces and use punctuation as indicated): S c o t B at M V P s dot o r g "kayda" <tabladude (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1122561389.451268.18530 (AT) f14g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com... Hi: I have setup DSNs before to text files with some success. I am having problems with a file I have to parse to pump into SQL Server via DTS. It appears to be fixed length (what does the 'length' refer to normally-the text plus the spaces to get to the first character in the next column?). I keep getting errors saying there is a problem with the schema .ini file, or it just recognizes the file as one field. I've tried using tab delimited as well but no luck. It's perhaps hard to describe this-I could send the text file along if someone would like to have a look. If there are any other ways other than ODBC of parsing a difficult text file please let me know. Thanks, Kayda |
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