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Please rate your experience Yes No. To import the information of the txt file of figure 6 into the table just created use the following sentences:. Bcp is the command used to import from the path. If you do a select in the images table, you can verify that we could successfully import the data to SQL Server by doing a select:.

Figure 7. Figure 8. Table data imported. PowerShell is now available in Linux also. You can use loops, operators to create powerful scripts to automate tasks using PowerShell. Figure 9. You are calling PowerShell and executing the command to copy all the files and folders from source to destination. First, we will create a script named script.

The following example shows how to do it. Get-childitem will show all the databases and convert-html out-file will convert the results to HTML format. Also be advised that if there are special characters or especially spaces in the path or server names, they must be encapsulated in double quotes. Stuart Davies. One thing to test, if you haven't already, is the permissions on the destination folder. But every question is a cry to understand the world. There is no such thing as a dumb question.

And the permissions? What happens if you run this? Thanks Joe, I decided to try this one and it works. Now I have a question. You see, the query I am using to create the CSV file from will not always have data.

If you tell us what you really want to achieve we may be able to suggest alternative strategies. Is it possible without creating the empty excel file? I am taking about creating excel file from sqlserver First of all thanks for your reply. I dont wan't to call a package for just creating a exce file ,so i have to do it from sqlserver. Please post the suggestions. What I am interested in is why you want this Excel file in the first place, and what you intended to use it for.

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