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Asked by davidlars99 in MS SQL Server

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Hi,

I have following data in .CVS file (US ZipCode Database)
   
07009       S      Cedar Grove      D      New Jersey      NJ      973      40.854334999999999      -74.231713999999997
07009      S     Overbrook          N     New Jersey       NJ      973        40.854334999999999      -74.231713999999997

Table is ready in database with proper values (char(5) for zipcode) and when I try to import it with (.txt, .cvs) driver from EM I get following values in ZipCode column, all without zero

7009
7009

also any value that has zero as the first character



thank you
 dave
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