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Old 02-28-2008, 06:43 PM
ddg
 
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Default Insert into SQL from Foxpro

I have a recordset in my VB6 app that was created using ODBC and I would like to insert the data into a SQL db table. I already have the target Db & table setup. What is the fastest way to accomplish the data transfer? Can I do a Select into using the ODBC recordset as my source?

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Old 02-28-2008, 06:43 PM
John Bell
 
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Default Re: Insert into SQL from Foxpro

Hi

You may want to look at creating a linked server on the SQL Server, and then the SELECT INTO will be possible. Alternatively if it is only data you require to be moved a DTS package may be used.

John

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I have a recordset in my VB6 app that was created using ODBC and I would like to insert the data into a SQL db table. I already have the target Db & table setup. What is the fastest way to accomplish the data transfer? Can I do a Select into using the ODBC recordset as my source?

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