Hello:
I need to import an Excel file to SQL Server.
The .xls file has the column names which contains
dot inside, like AAA.BBB. When I import this file
in SQL using DTS Import/Export tool, it creates a table
with column names like AAA#BBB.
So, during import process the dots substitutes with #.
Could you, please, give me a hint how to fix the problem?
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LEFT JOIN [dbo].[PartMaster] ON (RIGHT([XL].[CODE], 7) = [PartMaster].[SKU])
WHERE [SKU] IS NOT NULL
AND [CODE] IS NOT NULL
AND [LAMPS] IS NOT NULL
AND [LAMPS] > 0
AND [LampTypeID] = @LampTypeID
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