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Import data from Excel file in database using stored procedure, DTS

Asked by dinesh_bali in MS SQL DTS, SQL Server 2005, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: excel, import, data, from, file

Hi,

I am working on MS-SQL 2005,
Like in MS-SQL we can directly import the Excel file into the table of database using wizard

Is there is anyway in MS-SQL-2005, where we can import the EXCEL file directly using stored procedure. My Excel file has the bulk data in bulk.

I mean using DTS or something...

I donot have much knowledge about DTS, which I have mentioned above. I have heard that this can be done.

Please guide me the best way to import the excel file using MS-SQL2005 in stored prcedure

Many Thanks,
 
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