Many thanks for taking the time to post the step by step guide on how to get dBASE data into SQL. Unbelievably simple yet I would never have figured it out. How can I add this to the list? I'm using SQL Server 2016. how to create the file with extension.dpf.īoth the 32-bit as 64-bit version of SQL import don't have a Microsoft Office 12.0 Access Database Engine OLE DB Provider.
Wednesday, J9:47:32 AM - Dirlei Wiebech Senneįrom where i ill get the sample (.dpf ) file. Once this is done, your import will now have a query as the source, specify the name of your destination table and proceed as guided in this article. Paste the SQL you copied as your query and edit to remove the single quotes on the FROM table. To overcome this, perform a preview of the data map, copy the SQL that is being executed, then press back and instead of copying the data, write a query instead. Something to note, MS SQL will throw and error if it puts single quotes on the source file name. Thank You for this article, it has enabled me overcome the challenge of importing from.
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