Loading Excel sheet data to Sql Server in asp.net c#

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Am trying to Import Data from excel to Sql server using C# in ASP. NET. I have to give client side options to browse and upload excel file data to Sql server tables.I don't have write permission on Production Web Server, where the Application will be hosted on IIS Server. So, I cannot use FileUpload where excel sheet will be first saved in in Server Path and then use BulkReader.Please suggest me any alternative way to achieve this. Thanks!

Posted 1-Feb-14 1:31am

ArijitGhosh

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store data to datatable from excel then upload to sqlserver using bulk insert.
follow the link:
http://jubayerdevs.blogspot.hk/2013/10/store-excel-data-to-datatable-and-copy.html[^]

Posted 1-Feb-14 21:48pm

Ahmed Jubayer

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ArijitGhosh 2-Feb-14 4:03am

Hi thanks for your reply. But wanted to know if there is a way to load the datatable from the client sided excel sheet on the fly? i.e. without saving the excel sheet on the Web server.

Ahmed Jubayer 2-Feb-14 7:10am

You have to save the file in the server.if you don't want to then you can delete the file after the ends of the task.

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Read here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345167.aspx[^]
and here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mattm/archive/2008/12/30/samples-for-creating-ssis-packages-programmatically.aspx[^]

Posted 1-Feb-14 22:39pm

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-01T01:52:00

Solution 1

Slower solution without bulk upload - loop through data, build insert queries and insert data.

Posted 1-Feb-14 1:52am

Abhinav S

Updated 1-Feb-14 1:53am

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