Showing posts with label importing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label importing. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2012

How to increase the default row size in sql server 2000 only

Hi, Guys.
I am in bit trouble.I am importing the table from mysql to sql server which has having nearly 65000 records.
I starts the import of table by import/export utility.But when the records reaches 65000, the error message came.."THIS TABLE HAVING ROW SIZE 8190 WHICH IS EXCCEDING THE DEFAULT SIZE OF 8060".
So please let me know how to over come this problem..

I CAN'T UPGRADE SQL SERVER SO GIVE SOLUTION FOR SQL SERVER 2000 ONLY...

Thanks in Advance to all of you.

pchadha20For my knowledge it isn't possible to change that limit. You should split your table or in some cases use Ntext-type but that would generate a lot of other troubles.

Monday, March 19, 2012

How to import tables from other database

Hi there,

I am having difficulties in importing table from one sql server database file to another sql server database file.

A few months ago, I converted access file to ms sql express file. I had made many changes on the ms sql express file, however, the data in this file isn't the latest as the old system is still being used. Now, I want to deploy my new system, I need to import in necessary tables from the old system database, as well as, I want to retain the tables and data I created on the ms sql express file that I have been using so far for development and testing.

May I know how to import tables from other database? Just as in ms access where we can import tables from other access file. I'm using sql express 2005 and sql server management tool. Any advice/help is very much appreciated.

Thanks...

import you Access data to another database on the server and next write T-SQL statement which will move data from old structure to your new structure. If you have access to full SQL server version you can also try SQL SSIS import package but I think that T-SQL is more flexible in this case.|||

u can use this scripter ... http://www.sqlscripter.com/

using this u can create T-SQL ...

Monday, March 12, 2012

How to import Excel files

I have data in excel files I want to import it to existing SQL Server database. I can use SQL Server built in import tool but before Importing, the data needs to be validated. What is the best way to do this?
Thanksimport it into a temp table, validate it, import to main table.