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The issue I have is that the file is labelled .log, but is basically a csv file. I was hoping I could just read it straight into a dataset.<br />
I am not to sure what the best method is, i suspect at this stage that extra commas and quoting isnt an issue(...yet)<br />
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I have tried this connection...<br />
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strConnectString = &quot;Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OL<wbr />EDB.4.0;Da<wbr />ta Source=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;qStrSQL(gcConfig.CounterLo<wbr />g) &amp;&nbsp;&quot;;Extended Properties=&quot;&quot;Text;HDR=No;F<wbr />MT=Delimit<wbr />ed\&quot;&quot;&quot;<br />
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but it doesnt seem to like it :o(<br />
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The issue I have is that the file is labelled .log, but is basically a csv file. I was hoping I could just read it straight into a dataset.
I am not to sure what the best method is, i suspect at this stage that extra commas and quoting isnt an issue(...yet)

I have tried this connection...

strConnectString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & qStrSQL(gcConfig.CounterLog) & ";Extended Properties=""Text;HDR=No;FMT=Delimited\"""

but it doesnt seem to like it :o(



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