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I have an excel sheet in a client machine and i want to port the data
contained in the excel sheet to SQL Server located in a different machine.
Can i do this and if so how?
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There are a number of ways to do this, and it pretty much depends on how much
data.
Method 1: if there's only a few rows.. and that could be several hundred,
then from VBA you could simply use ADO -- connect to the database, then
popluate a recordest from the table, pushing it to the database row by row.

Method 2: use the SQL server DTS to grab the table from Excel & push it into
a table...my preferred way for large amounts of data.



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I have an excel sheet in a client machine and i want to port the data
contained in the excel sheet to SQL Server located in a different machine.
Can i do this and if so how?

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