I want to read some data from text file and insert in table ..want to generate dynamic sql insert scripts ie

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CREATE TABLE STUDENT
(
Name varchar(50),
ID bigint,
EmailId varchar(50),
ContactInfo bigint,
Domain varchar(50)
)

Lets suppose i am declaring Domain as CS for Default.

I am now passing values using BULK INSERT Command

BULK INSERT STUDENT FROM (path of text file)
By bulk Insert I am getting data..But i want individual scripts for

Text file contains

Gaurav,231535,gaurav@xyz.com
Saurabh,235315,saurabh@xyz.com

I want individual scripts for Each row which should be created dynamically.

Posted 26-Apr-15 20:18pm

gaurav goyal

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-27T02:06:00

If you really want to control the insert then:
1 use ODBC to read the text file, and
2 SQL to write to your table.

ODBC drivers exist for quite a few formats (EXCEL, FOXPRO, ORACLE, and the rarely use TEXT).

Once you've a (proper) ODBC connection to your text file you can run SELECT queries against it for most of the common SQL operations. There are limitations on what you can do to modify the text file, should that be of interest.