MS SQL CREATE TABLE/INSERT INTO Wierd Issue - Going Bald

Yes, I am pulling my hair out on this one...................

PROBLEM:When importing from my .sql file, I loose many lines of info in my SQL table. I am using the SQL Query Analyzer to execute the file. The file contains 655,000 rows and 20 columns of data on it.

When I run the full file, the system tells me it does not have enough system resources to execute the request. I broke it down just to see if it could handle a smaller file.

When I create a table and have it insert 10,000 rows of info, it drops 88 lines of data.

When I do the same with 120,000 rows I loose 300 rows of data.

When I run it with 56,000 lines of data on the file, I loose 260 rows of data.

When I do just 1,000 rows or below it is perfect.

I have taken the chunks into Excel and verified the number of lines I was trying to put into the table, and everytime, it showed I had the amount of lines I thought I was trying to import.

When I did a query once the table was created to see how many lines it created, I was always short.

This is what my query consisted of (Let me know if this may be my issue)

SELECT COUNT(*) Col_1
FROM nfo_tablename
GO

I even tried zero column names

Any suggestions??? Am I doing something wrong here? Should I be executing the process in a different way?

Here is the basic idea of what the top part of my "CREATE TABLE" file looks like (Color coded as I see it in my Query Analyzer):


Code:


CREATE TABLE nfo_tablename(
Col_1 Numeric,
Col_2 Character(4),
Col_3 Character(11),
Col_4 Character(25),
Col_5 Character(6),
Col_6 Character(5),
Col_7 Character(3),
Col_8 Character(6),
Col_9 Character(22),
Col_10 Character(2),
Col_11 Character(10),
Col_12 Numeric,
Col_13 Character(9),
Col_14 Character(2),
Col_15 Character(2),
Col_16 Character(2),
Col_17 Character(8),
Col_18 Character(1),
Col_19 Character(25),
Col_20 Character(39),
Col_21 varchar);
insert into nfo_tablename values(1,'DSW','UNIT','002-11-K','','57C','840','674209','PCD W/OVRLY DTI/DTM','P','ESPECIAL',674856,'676--9','CO','','1','','1','0201-11','Manufacturer_Name','T');
insert into nfo_tablename values(2,'DSW','SHELF','002-07','','35C','9','09','UNEQUAL','M','',0,'','CO','','','','1','002-07','Manufacturer_Name','T');



Thank you all for your insight. Any ideas, thoughts or suggestions, would be appreciated. I really need to get this table done so I can get a couple web pages created this weekend that are due Monday.