How can I write to a new file in a loop based on every Nth record? If I have 1002 records and I want to create a file every 500 records I should end up with 3 files. Currently, I am able to write all records in file one and the other two are created but none of the records are in them.
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I have the below code to read a particular csv file, my problem is that the csv file contains two sets of data, one underneath the other, with different headers.
The starting point of the second data set can vary daily. So I need something that lets me find the row in the CSV where the second dataset begins (it will always start with the number '302') and load the csv from there. The problem i have is that the code below starts from where i need it to start, but it always includes the headers from the first part of the data, which is wrong.
USE csvImpersonation
FILE 'c:\\myfile.TXT'
SKIP_AT_START 3
RETURN #myfile
#loaddata = SELECT * FROM #mylife
where c1 = '302'
The below is a sample of the text file (after the first 3 rows are skipped, which are just full of file settings, dates, etc).
Any help is much appreciated
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I perform the following algorithm to create 1 table: create the table, create the column names, set the data types in each column, import the .csv file into the table. Then I repeat the same operation 9 times for the rest of the .csv files. Is there any way to upload all 10 files with one step? Thank you
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