SQL Server 2005 : Is Odbc Bulkcopy Available?

Aug 22, 2005

Hi,

I'm trying to find out if we can use bulkcopy via odbc in sql server 2005.
With sql server 200 we could use the odbcbcp.dll.
I can not find any info regarding this for ms sql server 2005.


Thanks,
Jos van der Velden

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