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ASP: Import large CSV File into MS SQL 2005

Asked by mrneilbarton in Active Server Pages (ASP), SQL Server 2005

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Hi,

I need to import a large CSV (projects.csv) file everyday into an already created MS SQL 2005 Table (Projects).  The file has over 3000 rows at the moment and this is only going to get bigger, as a result i dont want to parse each row and then perform an INSERT stored procudure as it would be a heavy load of the system.  The CSV is going to automatically FTP over to the webserver (which is on a different server to the SQL Server) from the users PC.

I have read that BULK INSERT may be the solution but is this possible while having the file on a different server?  Is there a method available to do this or does anybody have an scripts/tutorials that can point me in the right direction.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Neil
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