Hi David,
How are you doing on this issue. Does the suggestions in my last reply help
a little? If there're anything else we can help, please feel free to post
here.
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| Hi David,
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| Welcome to MSDN newsgroup.
| From your description, you're wanting to build a file import system which
| allow the client user to provide some files (some wellknown format) and
| then import the file content as records into the database server, also
the
| system is web based, yes?
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| As for such application, I think we can separate it into two parts:
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| 1. In the ASP.NET web page, we provide a wizard like UI to collect
| information from the clientuser, also use a <input file ..> element to
let
| the client user upload file. Then, when the user submit the page, the
data
| and file will be posted to the server for processing.
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| 2. In the ASP.NET webapp's serverside, we just use our serverside code
| logic to parse the uploaded file stream and loop through the text datas
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| it and build SQL data execution command to insert data into database.
This
| is the same as we programmatically import a file into database in winform
| or console application, you can make the parsing and accessing database's
| code into a separate component.
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| Currently I haven't found any existing code samples, if you have any
| further and more detaild question, we can have some further discussion on
| them.
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| Thanks,
|
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| Microsoft Online Support
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| | Hi All. I'm looking for any help or sample code that can show me how
to
| make a file import wizard in ASP.NET (VB preferred) like the one that MS
| Access uses. I'm working on a web site where the user has the ability to
| upload a file (.txt or .csv). The data in the file may be comma
| delaminated, tab delaminated, fixed width etc (we don't know).
| | What I'd like to create is something like MS Access uses to import an
| Excel file into the database. Access has a wizard that walks the user
| through steps such as - is the first row the header, ignore the first "x"
| number of rows, is it comma, tab, semi colon etc delaminated, allows you
to
| adjust what data goes in what field etc And then does the import into the
| database. I need to recreate something exactly like this but web-based.
| I'd also like the user to be able to store their preferences so that the
| next time they go to upload the same type of file the can just choose a
| pre-made preference that knows what to do. The file would then get
| imported into a database (Access or SQL Server).
| | Any suggestions on where to start or code samples to look at?
| | Thanks
| |
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