I have a 22,000,000 table that has a field which is a concatenation of 3 other fields. I need to extract this information into 3 separate fields. What is the best way to do this without hogging memory and space on the server? Is there a way to loop through? SQL2000 server.
Thanks so much for trying. It would probably cost me my job to give you remote access. I don't think it's worth that. I will play around with it. I can't understand why it's not working. You know it has to be something very simple. That's usually the way.
Thanks again.
I did try it from the command prompt. That worked. However, I still get the error message when trying to do it from my code. I tried creating a .bat file and executing it.
Call oScript.Run ("ftp.exe -s:" & Server.MapPath("RUNftp.bat"), 0, False)
That also didn't work.
NOne of them have ever tried this. I must be missing something. What connections and tasks would I need in my DTS? Have you actually accomplished this? The DBA's and mainframe guys here don't have a clue.
OK,
I have the IP address for the mainframe. I understand that I will probably need to use the Dynamic Properties Task to specify the file to be downloaded. I am having trouble with that. What would the path for the file look like. Any examples? Any alternatives?
I am not sure if I am in the right forum, but I need to transfer a text file from the mainframe to the SQL Server 2000 or in a directory daily. How would I do this without manual intervention?
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