#include Global $s_InputFile_Path = & "\mydata.txt" Global $s_DataBase_Path = & "\mydatabase.db" Global $s_SQLITE3EXE_Path = & "\sqlite3.exe" Global $s_Out MsgBox ( 0, "", StringFormat ( "$s_SQLITE3EXE_Path = %s\nFileExists = %s\nWorkingDir = %s", $s_SQLITE3EXE_Path, FileExists ( $s_SQLITE3EXE_Path ), ) ) _SQLite _SQLiteExe ( $s_DataBase_Path, _ ".mode tabs" & & _ ". Then run the script, post the output of the msgbox and tell if the mydatabase.db is correctly created and filled: Then only change the value of $s_InputFile_Path and leave everything else in the script as is. Put the sqlite3.exe in the same directory as the script (no subfolder or anything else). That's need to be analysed - to ensure it's not a bug. In SSIS, you can specify a 'text qualifier' and it is technically optional, and will import the data as expected. You could also make a new sheet with IF(ISBLANKoldsheet.A1) '' A1) in cell A1 and copy that formula so it repeats your existing sheet, and export that to csv. The only way to import the data as shown, would be to use SSIS. There is GitHub - open-ods/importtool: Tool for importing ODS XML data to SQL-style databases, which I have not tried. The string fields must be ALL double quoted all the time. I downloaded you sqlite3.exe even If I already had one, and put in the error checked the function, and it returns = 2, which means that it can't find the sqlite3.exe ( Help file ). BCP cannot handle double quotes sometimes and not other times. Than a For.Next loop with N inserts? N = Number of rows in the text file - 1. sqlite3 : is the executable that allows us to interact with SQLite databases everything between quotes is an sqlite3 statement.
"INSERT INTO Sample ( columns ) VALUES ( values of columns, a dozen )" Sorry for being late to the party: I started composing the answer much earlier but had to move urgently. Sqlite > select * from ImportedData limit 5 42864651050.3009 1 1 3 70018 2017 - 05 - 09 15 : 37 : 31 Importazione gestione utenti terminata senza errori. Sqlite > select count ( * ) from ImportedData 11183 Each apostrophe is replaced with a character that is invisible. However the quotes with an apostrophe are not displaying correctly in the database (and therefore the app). I then imported this into the sql table I have for the app. 0 2017 - 03 - 28 18 : 48 : 43 Enter ".help" for usage hints. My database is a quotes database which I have in MS Excel 2007, then saved in. , () įinally you can use the SQLite3 CLI (command line interpreter) like so:Ĭ :\Users\jc\Documents\AutoMAT\tmp >sqlite3 testimport. grouping dozens of inserts into one statement: You can significantly speed up the process by using bulk inserts, e.g.
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