T-SQL (SS2K8) :: Create Format File Without Delimiter

Feb 16, 2015

I have a date file with no delimiter like bellow

0080970393102312072981103378000004329392643958
0080970393102312072981103378000004329392643958

I just know 5 first number in a line is for example "ID of bank"

or 6th and 7th number in a line is for example "ID of employee"

How can I create a XML format file?

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I have a table with a varchar column that is delimited by char(227)+char(228)
i.e.,

OrNo=7807ãäSeqNo=1ãäPStopType=PãäPCity=TillsonburgãäPSt=ONãäPZIP=N4G4J1ãäPAdr1=10 ROUSE STREETãäPAdr2=ãäPLat=42.8625ãäPLon=-80.7267ãäDStopType=DãäDCity=GaffneyãäDSt=SCãäDZIP=29341ãäDAdr1=121 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE

Looking for split function that accepts a multiple character value as a delimiter?

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I see this all over for creating a Format file:

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Or this for XML

bcp AdventureWorks.HumanResources.Department format nul -c -x -f department.xml -T -S servername

I get an error saying "cannot open a connection to SQL SERVER"

The SQL Server is local on my laptop.

Here is the exact code I am using:

bcp OrderDb.CompanyDepartment foramt nul -c -x -f c:CompanyDepartment.fmt -t, -T

And I have tried :

bcp OrderDb.CompanyDepartment foramt nul -c -x -f c:CompanyDepartment.xml -t, -T

Also, some say to put the server name at the end, but then I get an unknown argument on command line error

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InsertToOrderTypes.sql
UpdateClientAddress.sql
DeleteDuplicateOrders.sql
InsertToEmailAddress.sql
ConsolidateBrokerData.sql
UpdateInventory.sql
EliminateInvalidOfficeLocations.sql

My log table in the database looks like this.

select * from sqlfileexecutionlog
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UpdateInventory.sql04/06/2014 08:44:17:176Success

Now I want to create a batch file to run the remaining files from my directory to my sql server. I also want to wrap each of these sql file executions in a transaction and log success/failure along with the runtime and filename into sqlfileexecutionlog table. As I add new sql files into this directory, I should be able to run the same batch file and execute only the sql files that have not bee run.

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The format file I used there looks like this,

9.0
1
1 SQLBINARY 0 0 "" 1 Doc ""

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The problem I'm running into is in creating Format Files for the bulk insert task to use. I've gotten the bcp command to create format files that will read csv files, but I can't seem to figure out how to get it to create one for fixed-width.

I know it can be done: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms191234.aspx
At the bottom (Section F) it shows an XML format file for reading a fixed-width file. When I manually create one of these to match one of my tables, the bulk insert worked fine.

Closest I've come is with this ( [] bracketed items are correct values, just censored here):
C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90ToolsBinn>bcp [database].[owner].[table] format
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My question is, what is the bcp command to create this sort of XML format file?

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I beleive the format of the file will be decided based on the control line feed character at the end of each row. There are different control line feeds for different operating systems.

CR - Mac OS (Carraige return)
LF - UNIX (Line Feed)
CRLF - Windows. (Carriage return Line Feed)

Correct me if i am wrong.

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Hi,

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The data looks like this:

col1|col2|col3|||||||||

With a bunch of vertical bars on the end of each line.

How should I handle this file?

Thanks!

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Hello,

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Hi,

I'm trying to design this package where i take data from a source and need to transform it into a flatfile with some extra static information.



I use a SQL script like this (ex.):

SELECT '

BS0220131264202400000130001'+cast(wa.perf_applicant_number as nvarchar)+'000000000' + wa.perf_firstname + ' ' + wa.perf_lastname + CHAR(13)+

'BS0220131264202400000330001'+REPLICATE('0',(15-LEN(wa.perf_applicant_number)))+cast(wa.perf_applicant_number as nvarchar)+'000000000' + WAPD2.strvalue+ '



BS0520131264202410001130001'+REPLICATE('0',(15-LEN(wa.perf_applicant_number)))+cast(wa.perf_applicant_number as nvarchar)+'000000000 tekst der skal stå på kortet' as nvarchar

FROM dbo.WAIT_Applicant WA (nolock)



This makes the text (from one record) split up over several lines in the output.

I succeded with this in a SQL2000 DTS package and the flat txt-file looked liked I wan't it to. But now i tried doing it in 2005. And now it is not workin' anymore

In my Flat File Connection Manager Editor i chose {LF} as the row delimiter and the preview looks really nice. Like this:

BS0220131264202400000130001000000015826727000000000Søren Hesth

BS0220131264202400000330001000000015826727000000000adfasdf

BS0520131264202410001130001000000015827207000000000 tekst der skal stå på kortet



But in the file that is created it doesn't split up over several lines. Instead of a carriage return it puts a [black box] - a sign which counts as the carriage return.



I don't know if I have explained this well enough, but I hope that someone can help me. I've been trying for 3 days now.

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Hope someone will be able to help me out here.

I have a text file exported from my DTS package and it requires an '!' as a custom column delimiter.

Does anyone have any idea how I can use the '!' mark instead of the Tab or Vertical Bar as my Column Delimiter?

Would appreciate any suggestions.

Thanks,
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hi guys,

i am working on a project witch involves creating packages on-the-fly to import data from txt/csv/xls files according to some definitions on the database.

so far, i have been doing fine.

now we are planning the ASP.net page that enables the customer to define the input file format that will be imported to the system. we want it to have the same listBox as the FlatFileConnectionManager Editor has to define some properties, such as - column delimeiter.

the code to set the column delimiter looks like this:

SSISRunTime.IDTSConnectionManagerFlatFile90 myFilecn = null;

myFilecn = (SSISRunTime.IDTSConnectionManagerFlatFile90)package.Connections["InputFileConnection"].InnerObject;

DtsConvert.ToConnectionManager90(package.Connections["InputFileConnection"]);

SSISRunTime.IDTSConnectionManagerFlatFileColumn90 col

col = myFilecn.Columns.Add(); //.....

string colDelimiter ="|" ; // it actually gets the data from the database... but it is the same thing

col.ColumnDelimiter = colDelimiter;



when we deal with the simple characters- "," , ";" , "|" ... we have no problems with setting the delimiter. but how can i set the delimiter to Tab? or {CR} ? {LF}?

i tried to look at the dtsx- XML , and i see that the column delimiter that is defined when i choose Tab is: _x007C_, but when i try to do something like this:

col.ColumnDelimiter = "_x007C_" ;

it doesn't work. the same happens when I try "{t}" or "Tab".

how do i solve this problem, and enable the user to select Tab as a column delimiter?

Thanks!

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Hi,

I have a dts package that imports a number of text files into a SQL Server 2000 database table. The package has been set up to accept a text file with a row delimiter of carriage return and line feed ({CR}{LF}). Some of the text files I receive only have a line feed ({LF}) as the row delimiter and the dts package fails the file. Is there an activex script i can use that will scan the file and change the row delimiter as required?

i was going to use the filesystemobject which allows me to read a line at a time, however the Readline method doesn't read the new line character. The text files are too big to read into one variable and then do a replace.

Any help would be appreciated

I am using SQL Server 2000 SP3, Windows Server 2000 and Windows XP Professional. All systems are fully patched

Regards Justin

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Good day everyone,


I have a package that reads data from a CSV file, transforms it and finally loads it in a destination DB table.

My current problem lies in the parsing of the input flat file. I shall illustrate it using a small example.


Source File:
P;Product-1;Short Description for product 1
P;Product-2;Short Description for product 2


Problem:
I configured the flat file connection manager to use semicolon as the column separator. But then I have received some sample flat files where I found that the semicolon might be sometimes used as content of a column data.


Possible Solutions:
I have thought about 3 different solution and I would like to get your feedback and recommendations about them.


Alternative 1:
Use a complex column delimiter, which wouldn't be used in the data.

Example:
P#~#Product-1#~#Short Description for product 1
P#~#Product-2#~#Short Description for product 2


Question 1:
- Is it possible to define such a customized column delimiter for the Flat File Connection Manager?
- If yes, how can I do this?


Alternative 2:
Use double quotes around the data, which the Flat File Source Adapter must somehow recognize and trim before pushing the data down the Data Flow.

Example:
"P";"Product-1";"Short Description for product 1"
"P";"Product-2";"Short Description for product 2"


Question 2:
- Is it possible to configure the Flat File Source Adapter to work as described?
- If yes, how can I do this?


Alternative 3:
Use a Script Component and write the needed code for parsing the Flat File.


Question 3:
- Do you have further suggestions/ideas for solving this parsing problem?



Thanks in advance and my regards,
Samar

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