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how can i read delimated files from a folder one by one and store all these delimated fields into mysqlserver. plz help . thnx in advance to all the expert.

Posted 3-Jan-12 23:28pm

taher ahmed choudhury

Updated 3-Jan-12 23:32pm

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Wayne Gaylard · Answer 1 · 2012-01-04T00:00:00

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You need to break this problem down into it's various parts, and study the relevant sections on MSDN.

1. Read text files from Disk - StreamReader[^].

2. Split the delimited files using String.Split[^].

3. Use ADO.Net[^] to update database.

Hope this helps.

Posted 4-Jan-12 0:00am

Wayne Gaylard

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taher ahmed choudhury 4-Jan-12 6:09am

i need the code for reading multiple text file from input folder of application path and read it and split and updating it to to database. so please send me the code for that. thanks in advance to all the expert programmer

Wayne Gaylard 4-Jan-12 6:16am

No one is going to write the code for you. You should do the research yourself and then you will be able to write the code yourself.