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10x<br />
so if i work with SQLXMLBULK, and i did alredy such a program, is there a way<br />
to load the file in parts like the irowset?<br />
for example if i have file of 20000 records and i want to load it 100 after record: is it possible?<br />
or should i load all the file in C#?<br />

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10x
so if i work with SQLXMLBULK, and i did alredy such a program, is there a way
to load the file in parts like the irowset?
for example if i have file of 20000 records and i want to load it 100 after record: is it possible?
or should i load all the file in C#?


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hi experts<br />
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i know that in C++ we can use oledb object called IrowSetFastLoad.<br />
do we have it in C# also ? or we should use only the SQLXMLBULKLOADLib ?<br />
from some reason my superior is convince that only in C++ we can do it.<br />
can someone assist?<br />
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10x<br />
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hi experts

i know that in C++ we can use oledb object called IrowSetFastLoad.
do we have it in C# also ? or we should use only the SQLXMLBULKLOADLib ?
from some reason my superior is convince that only in C++ we can do it.
can someone assist?

10x



IrowSetFastLoad use in C#

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