问题
When I attempt to import a .csv
comma-delimited flat file into a Microsoft SQL server 2008R2 64-bit instance
, for string
columns a NULL
in the original data becomes a literal string "NULL"
and in a numeric
column I receive an import error. Can anyone please help???
回答1:
Put the data into a staging table
and then insert
to the production table using SQL
code.
update table1
set field1 = NULL
where field1 = 'null'
Or if you want to do for a lot of fields
update table1
set field1 = case when field1 = 'null' then Null else Field1 End
, field2 = case when field2 = 'null' then Null else Field2 End
, field3 = case when field3 = 'null' then Null else Field3 End
回答2:
KISS
Pre-process it, Replace all "NULL" with "".
ie the .csv file will have
,,
Instead of
NULL,NULL,
Seems to do the job for me.
回答3:
Adding to HLGEM's answer, I do it dynamically, I load into staging table here all column types are VARCHAR
and then do:
DECLARE @sql VARCHAR(MAX) = '';
SELECT @sql = CONCAT(@sql, '
UPDATE [staging].[',[TABLE_NAME],']
SET [',[COLUMN_NAME],'] = NULL
WHERE [',[COLUMN_NAME],'] = ''NULL'';
')
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
WHERE [TABLE_SCHEMA] = 'staging'
AND [TABLE_NAME] IN ('MyTableName');
SELECT @sql;
EXEC(@sql);
Then do:
INSERT INTO [dbo].[MyTableName] ([col1], [col2], [colN])
SELECT [col1], [col2], [colN]
FROM [staging].[MyTableName]
Where table [dbo].[MyTableName]
is defined with the desired column types, this also fails and tells you in type conversion errors...
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17351099/sql-server-import-wizard-treats-null-as-literal-string-null