J
Jeff Budden
Hi, I am a bit stuck. I have a routine that executes a sql statement similar
to
Select Field1, field2, field3 INTO tbltablename IN MDB_location from
CSV_Location
My connection string is
strCSVConn = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source='" & Fpath &
"';Extended Properties='text; HDR=Yes; FMT=CSVDelimited';"
Where fPath is the CSV file path
I am quite sure my SQL syntax is good. Is it someting with the connection
string?
The CSV contains nearly 30,000 records. The Table generates and the number
of records comes over equal to the rows in the csv. However all fields for
all records are null. I confirmed this by creating an ADO recordset and
checked the recordcount and the values in recordset.fields(x).value
Thoughts?
to
Select Field1, field2, field3 INTO tbltablename IN MDB_location from
CSV_Location
My connection string is
strCSVConn = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source='" & Fpath &
"';Extended Properties='text; HDR=Yes; FMT=CSVDelimited';"
Where fPath is the CSV file path
I am quite sure my SQL syntax is good. Is it someting with the connection
string?
The CSV contains nearly 30,000 records. The Table generates and the number
of records comes over equal to the rows in the csv. However all fields for
all records are null. I confirmed this by creating an ADO recordset and
checked the recordcount and the values in recordset.fields(x).value
Thoughts?