I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.
Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
> ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Problem with importing TXT file to SQL Server
I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote
3;"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I
got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
> ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote &#
123;"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN"
I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote
3;"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I
got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
> ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote &#
123;"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN"
I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
Problem with importing TXT file to SQL Server
I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type = ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type => ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type = ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type => ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
problem with importing the excel file SQL Server 2k5
I got the following error when importing file to sql server 2005. I reinstalled the MDAC as well.
Please help.
TITLE: SQL Server Import and Export Wizard
An error occurred which the SQL Server Integration Services Wizard was not prepared to handle.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. (mscorlib)
The connection type "EXCEL" specified for connection manager "{E3861233-443A-439A-BB8D-2777D84DB343}" is not recognized as a valid connection manager type. This error is returned when an attempt is made to create a connection manager for an unknown connection type. Check the spelling in the connection type name.
({C3728B0D-B172-4246-9B14-6EEDAB60F191})
The connection type "EXCEL" specified for connection manager "{E3861233-443A-439A-BB8D-2777D84DB343}" is not recognized as a valid connection manager type. This error is returned when an attempt is made to create a connection manager for an unknown connection type. Check the spelling in the connection type name.
({C3728B0D-B172-4246-9B14-6EEDAB60F191})
BUTTONS:
OK
Have you removed any connection manager that was used by some task(s)?
Since the error message shows the ID of the connection manager; it looks like that a connection manager was delete it but the references to it have not been removed. Make sure all tasks/source/destiantions in the mapping are pointing to a valid connection manager.
|||what do u mean by connection manager? I've no idea.|||Ok. Let's back to the basics. How did you create the package? are you running it in BIDS?|||Could you tell us what version of SQL Server you have installed (RTM, SP1, SP2)?
Also, could you describe how you configured each page of the Import/Export wizard?
Thanks,
Bob
|||I am having the similar problem: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1867309&SiteID=1
I would like to provide a greater detailed info if needed. I am looking for solutions.
Problem with importing a CSV into database
Hi,
Presenlty Iam facing problem while trying to import a .csv file into the database.
Issue is that... I am able to achieve my functionality when i import a file from D:\
But when i run the same program... and try to import from C:\ its throwing an exception.
I am coding in VB (Visual Studio 2005 ) and database is Microsoft SQL SERVER 2005.
My project is currently running on local machine in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot
Im using the following code to query the database...
SELECT employeeid, IDCubeID, ClockTime, ClockType, CreatedDate, Status, EntryType, ' ' as Remark,YardID,YardName,' ' as UserModify,' ' as UserCreate,DateModify,JobNo FROM & File1.PostedFile.FileName.ToString
where File1.PostedFile.FileName.ToString = D:\RawData_ClockTime.csv
when i import from C drive .. (File1.PostedFile.FileName.ToString = C:\RawData_ClockTime.csv)
it is throwing an exception as follows...
The Microsoft Jet database engine could not find the object 'RawData_ClockTime.csv'. Make sure the object exists and that you spell its name and the path name correctly.Always remember that C: drive on your local machine and on your server is not the same.
Use \\machine_name\.... instead.
Good Luck.
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