I have an SQL query that generates a result regarding the daily data from the database. I want a csv formatted file to be generated everyday with this query and saved in a folder. Is there any way I can do this?
NOTE: I am using SQL Server Management Studio 2008 with regards to the DB.
This is a question about bulk export which well documented in MSDN - Importing and Exporting Bulk Data
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I have a table in SQL Server where I need to insert data on regular base. Each day I perform same task importing data manually, it makes me feel tedious so I need your help. Is it possible to send data from CSV file to SQL Server's existing table without doing manual procedure.
Or using python to create a scrip that send data from CSV file to SQL Server at fixed time automatically.
First you have to create a python script that inserts data into SQL server after reading CSV file. Then you should create a CRON job on your server that runs this script regularly. This might be a possible solution for your problem.
What are the options for getting data from Aerospike to SQL Server? I assume exporting to a flat file and then importing into SQL Server. Any others?
The best way to go forward with it would be to export the data from Aerospike using asbackup, and then write a parser to dump the required data into SQL or any place else as per the required format from the backup dump.
Aerospike's asbackup dumps the data in human readable format. The same can be parsed accordingly and dumped into MySQL.
I need to import few columns from csv file into firebird temp table
but not using any tool only from sql editor aka openrowset in SQL server.
is it supported?
thanks
firebird doesn't have a load statement, but several tools have an import module. Easest is to edit the file into a set of insert statements
You can have look at Data Transformer (disclaimer - I'm its developer). It can convert between CSV (an other formats) to SQL. The generated SQL contains "insert" statements for each line and a "create table" statement.
It works offline - the data never leaves your computer.
You can get it from the Mac App Store or the Microsoft Store.
We're doing a monthly data dump of our databases using Toad for Oracle's Export function. We've got some SQL queries to create statistics about the data. I'd like to compare the results of the current state with the last few dumps.
I can open the files with the Export File Browser in Toad (v11) and sort/filter the data using the GUI, but that's not powerful enough. Is there a way to query the dump files with SQL without having to take extra steps like creating a new schema and importing it?
By far the best way would be to reimport the data.
I have to import an csv file to SQL database table which already created (empty and has the same number of named columns). It would be great if you could suggest any tutorials or give some tips.
I assume you are using Microsoft SQL Server. Do you need to do this in a program or manually? There is a tutorial on using the bcp command for that, or alternatively a SQL command. If you need to parse the CSV file for your own code, see this previous SO question.