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jennifer.standley
Hi, I've seen posts with examples of how to loop through files in a
single folder, but I am dealing with the same dbf file name in
multiple subdirectories. These subdirectories are named for the date
they were created - 20081112 for example. In this example, the file
path to the specific dbf we need to import is: H:\QS
\20081112\FileName . There are other subdirectories also in QS
How could we loop through the dated subdirectories to get this file to
speed up the import process and is there a way to setup a stored
procedure to get the most recent (that day's) dated subdirectory only
as an automated import?
Thank you for any help you can give!
Jennifer
single folder, but I am dealing with the same dbf file name in
multiple subdirectories. These subdirectories are named for the date
they were created - 20081112 for example. In this example, the file
path to the specific dbf we need to import is: H:\QS
\20081112\FileName . There are other subdirectories also in QS
How could we loop through the dated subdirectories to get this file to
speed up the import process and is there a way to setup a stored
procedure to get the most recent (that day's) dated subdirectory only
as an automated import?
Thank you for any help you can give!
Jennifer