Rename files on disk with t-sql

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南笙 2021-01-16 04:15

I am using T-SQL

I have a few excel files located here: C:\\MyFiles\\

I want to remove all the apostrophes in the file names in that directory.<

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  • 2021-01-16 04:33

    First you need to enable xp_cmdshell

    EXEC sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1
    GO
    RECONFIGURE
    GO
    EXEC sp_configure 'xp_cmdshell', 1
    GO
    RECONFIGURE
    GO
    

    Then you can use sp_cmdshell to retrieve the files names from the directory

    Declare @Directory TABLE (Files Varchar(MAX))
    Declare @File TABLE (Name varchar(MAX))
    INSERT INTO @Directory
    EXEC XP_CMDSHELL 'DIR "D:"'
    Insert into @File
    Select reverse(LEFT(reverse(Files),charindex(' ' ,reverse(Files)))) from @Directory
    Select * from  @FILE
    

    Now you get the file names in the table variable @FILE and use function like replace or your own custom function to replace apostrophes with the exact filename

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  • 2021-01-16 04:38
    SET NOCOUNT ON;
    
     CREATE TABLE #FileList
        (
         FileID INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
        ,Line VARCHAR(512)
        )  
    
     CREATE TABLE #temp
        (
         isFileThere BIT
        ,isDirectory BIT
        ,parentDirExists BIT
        )
    
     DECLARE @Command VARCHAR(1024)
     ,  @RowCount INT
     ,  @counter INT
     ,  @FileName VARCHAR(1024)
     ,  @FileExists BIT
     SET @Command = 'dir C:\MyFiles\  /A-D  /B'
    
     PRINT @Command
     INSERT #FileList
            EXEC master.dbo.xp_cmdshell @Command
    
     DELETE FROM #FileList
     WHERE  Line IS NULL
    
     SELECT @RowCount = COUNT(*)
     FROM   [#FileList]
    
     SET @counter = 1
    
     WHILE ( @counter <= @RowCount ) 
        BEGIN
            SELECT  @FileName = [Line]
            FROM    [#FileList]
            WHERE   [FileID] = @counter 
    
            SET @Command = 'C:\MyFiles\' + @FileName + ''
    
     PRINT @Command
    
            INSERT  [#temp]
                    EXEC master.dbo.xp_fileExist @Command
    
            SELECT  @FileExists = [isFileThere]
            FROM    [#temp] 
    
    
            IF @FileExists = 1
                AND CHARINDEX('''', @FileName) > 0 
                SET @Command = 'REN "C:\MyFiles\' + @FileName + '" "'
                    + REPLACE(@FileName, '''', '') + '"'
            ELSE 
                SET @Command = ''
    
            SET @counter = @counter + 1
    
            PRINT @Command
    
            IF LEN(@Command) > 0 
                EXEC master.dbo.xp_cmdshell @Command
    
        END 
    
     DROP TABLE #FileList
    
     DROP TABLE [#temp]
    
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  • 2021-01-16 04:41

    Try this it will work for you

    1) Create a sp as mentioned below

    CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.ListPathsXML
    @FileSpec VARCHAR(2000),
    @order VARCHAR (80) = '/O-D',--sort by date time oldest first
    @xmlFileList XML OUTPUT
    
    AS
    DECLARE @myfiles TABLE (MyID INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY, FullPath VARCHAR(2000))
    DECLARE @CommandLine VARCHAR(4000)
    IF @order IS NOT NULL -- abort if the order is silly
       BEGIN
       SELECT @CommandLine =LEFT('dir "' + @FileSpec + '" /A-D /B /S '+@order,4000)
       INSERT INTO @MyFiles (FullPath)
           EXECUTE xp_cmdshell @CommandLine
       DELETE FROM @MyFiles WHERE fullpath IS NULL
           OR fullpath = 'File Not Found'
       END
    SET @xmlFileList = (SELECT fullpath FROM @MyFiles
                             FOR
                              XML PATH('thefile'),
                                  ROOT('thefiles'),
                                  TYPE)
    

    2) and then give a name of directory where you want to replace the name of files

    DECLARE @LotsOfText NVARCHAR(MAX),
           @ii INT,
           @iiMax INT,
           @File VARCHAR(2000),
           @Command NVARCHAR(4000)
    DECLARE @files TABLE (MyID INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY, [Path] VARCHAR(2000))
    
    DECLARE @FileList XML
    EXECUTE ListPathsXML 'D:\QAconfig\',
        DEFAULT , @XMLFileList = @FileList OUTPUT
    
    INSERT INTO @files(path)
       SELECT   x.thefile.value('fullpath[1]', 'varchar(2000)') AS [path]
            FROM    @FileList.nodes('//thefiles/thefile') AS x ( thefile )
    --don't look at the current errorlog!
    SELECT @ii=1, @iiMax=MAX(MyID) FROM @Files
    WHILE @ii<=@iiMax
       BEGIN
       SELECT @File= [path] FROM @files WHERE MyID=@ii
       print @File
       SELECT @command='EXEC master..xp_cmdshell' + '''MOVE '+ Replace(@FILE,'''','''''') + ' ' +REPLACE(@FILE,'''','') +''''
       print @command
       EXECUTE sp_ExecuteSQL @command--, N'@lotsOfText nvarchar(max) output ',@lotsoftext output 
       SELECT @ii=@ii+1
       END
    
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