agiamb
2010-08-29 15:03:35 UTC
My application uses ODBC connected tables to SQL Server 2008 R2 Express as
the back end, across a LAN.
One function is to import data from Excel files on the local machine,
perform some manipulation on the imported data and add some user input.
With an Access back end, I typically would import the Excel data into a
temporary local table, do the processing, then use an append query to insert
it into the live back end table.
With a SQL Server back end, using the same method is slow because the data
is actually sent from Access to SQL Server one row at a time.
I know that there are several methods of inserting the data from Access to
SQL Server, without using DTS/SSIS?
Can anyone tell me which is the fastest?
the back end, across a LAN.
One function is to import data from Excel files on the local machine,
perform some manipulation on the imported data and add some user input.
With an Access back end, I typically would import the Excel data into a
temporary local table, do the processing, then use an append query to insert
it into the live back end table.
With a SQL Server back end, using the same method is slow because the data
is actually sent from Access to SQL Server one row at a time.
I know that there are several methods of inserting the data from Access to
SQL Server, without using DTS/SSIS?
Can anyone tell me which is the fastest?
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AG
Email: npATadhdataDOTcom
AG
Email: npATadhdataDOTcom