Bcp In Sybase Format File
I am having trouble getting a csv file in via bcp what is the command line I should use? Here is the file, I have the table as the first field varchar(30) all the rest are numeric (7,4), I'm sure it is a syntax data problem issue.,33.50,18.0675,1 5.9353,13. 2790,11.46 03,9.9665, 8.7382,7.6 677,6.5234,5.3381,4. 2536,3.361 8,2.4905,1.6398,0.1122,39.8809,31.1058,2 8.0291,24. 4731,21.71,17.3686,1 5.5319,13. 3020,10.96 07,8.7650, 6.9525,5.1 698,3.4168,1.672,16.6329,11.8595,1 0.1228,7.8 353,6.4297,5.2641,4.
How Do I Generate Sybase BCP Fmt file? Ask Question. At the end it will ask if you want to create a format file, and allow you to specify the name of the file. What datatype should be used in a BCP format file for a column which is numeric in the table? And how do you specify the data length? OR What's wrong with.
4297,3.710 5,3.0657,2.4306,1.90 46,1.4791, 1.0760,0.6 951,0.322,65.9723,52.0810,4 7.2245,41. 7007,37.27,30.2497,2 7.2300,23. 4849,19.53,12.7396,9.7078,6.72 06,3. X3 Albion Prelude. 742,25.2125,19.0988,1 6.9249,14. 4191,7.161 6,5.8594,4.6686,3.68 94,2.7330, 1.7993,0.8 72,34.4640,26.7474,2 4.0311,20.
8140,18.40,14.6548,1 3.0961,11. 2632,9.337 3,7.5305,6.0383,4. Synology Wins Server Setup. 56 99,3.1252, 1.682,67.0975,52.8716,4 7.8837,42. 2113,37.68,30.4943,2 7.4140,23. 5934,19.58,12.7416,9.6981,6.70 60,3.732,18.7006,13.7925,1 2.0298,9.7 833,8.3101,7.0957,6. 1473,5.323 9,4.4941,3.6474,2.89 39,2.2770, 1.6792,1.1 005,0.53228,-1.0000,-1.0000,-1.0000,- 1.0000,-1. 0000,-1.00 00,-1.0000,-1.0000,- 1.0000,-1.
0000,-1.00 00,-1.0000,-1.0000,- 1.0000,-1. 0000,-1. Adobe Creative Cloud 2015 Keygen. 1122,18.6308,13.7152,1 1.9420,9.6 979,8.2182,6.9979,6. 0425,5.213 9,4.3671,3.5147,2.77 63,2.1746, 1.5960,1.0 408,0.4971 Here is the basic line I am using /apps/sybase12.5/OCS-12_5/ bin/bcp resloan_alta_dev.dbo.temp_ sp_levels_ waff in /rd2/spr/structure/bin/san dplevels/p opulate_sa ndp_tbl_wa ff_levelsb k.dat -U user -P password -S server -t','. You can also use the -f parameter instead of using -t and -r, specifying a format file (a simple text file with the complete path). In this file you should write the following (dont write the >>comments, i just put it for you to understand the meaning of every entry): -------------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 10.0 >>comments: this is the BCP version (not the Adaptive Server version).- We have Sybase 12 and it works like this.
17 >>comments: this is the number of columns >>comments: now the format for each column (separate the data with tab): 1 SYBCHAR 0 50 ',' 1 column1_name 2 SYBCHAR 0 50 ',' 2 column2_name 3 SYBCHAR 0 50 ',' 3 column3_name 4 SYBCHAR 0 50 ',' 4 column4_name. 17 SYBCHAR 0 50 ' n' 17 column17_name >>The first number indicates The host file column order (the sequential number of the field in the host data file, which begins numbering >>at 1. >>The SYBCHAR indicates The host file datatype (refers to the storage format of the field in the host data file, not the datatype of the >>database table column.) That's why we put them as SYBCHAR >>0 50 indicates Prefix Length and Host File Data Length (in your case, it should work like that) >>',' is the separator (Recall the 17th line, which indicates ' n' as separator.) >>The number that follows the separator is the Server Column Order: the colid (column ID) of the syscolumns column into which the >>host data file column is to be loaded. Together with the host file column order, this element maps host data file fields to the database >>table columns. >>At last, columnXX_name indicates the name of the database table column into which this field is to be loaded.