>>Hi,
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>>I have searched on the web but could not find the answer to the following question.
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>>When importing data from CSV file via ODBC, the driver is using SCHEMA.INI by default. I was wondering if, when calling SQLSTRINGCONNECT() or SQLEXE(), it is possible to specify a different INI name than default SCHEMA.INI?
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>>Thank you.
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>Dmitry,
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http://www.connectionstrings.com/?carrier=textfile )
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms709353.aspx>
>(1) Different ini file - I do not think so
>(2) However, - see first paragraph of link - it says it's in the same directory of the text data source. So I think you can replace the contents - or use different directories each with their own schema.ini
Gregory,
Primero, muchas gracias por tu ayuda.
I have tons of files to convert so placing them into different directories would be a major PITA. I will have to just convert one at a time and rename schema.ini to something like myfile1_schema.ini, myfile2_schema,ini, etc. So that if I need to go back and redo some, I can rename them.
De nuevo, thank you.
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