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Debu Das
Hello,
I am developing Pocket PC Application with .NET Compact Framework and
SQL Server CE 2.0.
In the Application I need to update/insert large amount of data on a
daily basis(Master table contains 2000 records and child table
contains around 15000 records). In all I am having 8 tables. I am
having data in flat text files, I process these text files and insert
or update the record in database. This process takes more than an
hour. I want to minimise the processing time.
Is there any way to update the .SDF file on development computer?
I tried using evaluation version of SSCEDirect TM v.91 data loader for
SQL CE 2.0 for inserting records which is been read from a flat text
file. I am not been able to update existing records through this
product.
Does anybody know any other product that does the job of
insert/Update?
Also Merge Replication cannot be done as it required IIS & SQL server
to be installed on the seperate Machine.
Is there any other work around for it?
Any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Debu
I am developing Pocket PC Application with .NET Compact Framework and
SQL Server CE 2.0.
In the Application I need to update/insert large amount of data on a
daily basis(Master table contains 2000 records and child table
contains around 15000 records). In all I am having 8 tables. I am
having data in flat text files, I process these text files and insert
or update the record in database. This process takes more than an
hour. I want to minimise the processing time.
Is there any way to update the .SDF file on development computer?
I tried using evaluation version of SSCEDirect TM v.91 data loader for
SQL CE 2.0 for inserting records which is been read from a flat text
file. I am not been able to update existing records through this
product.
Does anybody know any other product that does the job of
insert/Update?
Also Merge Replication cannot be done as it required IIS & SQL server
to be installed on the seperate Machine.
Is there any other work around for it?
Any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Debu