how do C# business logic to load the data from text file to sqlserver2008

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hi ,I'm able to do with sql commands to import or export the data from sqlserver to text file, but without using sql commands using C# how do I proceed?

Posted 5-Sep-11 5:49am

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_Zorro_ · Answer 1 · 2011-09-05T06:08:00

Hi,

Do you mean how to retrieve data from Sql Server without using T-SQL?
If yes, DLINQ (or whatever it's called now) should be the answer.

LINQ Introduction Part 1 Of 3[^]
DLINQ Introduction Part 2 Of 3[^]
XLINQ Introduction Part 3 Of 3[^]

DLINQ With Stored Procedures[^]

Demystifying DLINQ[^]

Hope it helps.

Wendelius · Answer 2 · 2011-09-05T06:03:00

Solution 1

Do you mean you want to use c# to load data from a text file into Sql Server? If that's the case, have a look at SqlBulkCopy[^] class.

Posted 5-Sep-11 6:03am

Wendelius

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_Zorro_ 5-Sep-11 12:09pm

Wow, if you got his question righ, I did the absolute opposite! :)

Wendelius 5-Sep-11 12:13pm

I really don't know but hopefully one of us is right so the OP gets a starting point :)