问题
I'm trying to create 1000+ Procs in MS SQL from supplied physical files as part of legacy migration located on Network . For now I plan to use sp with dynamic SQL to loop over all of them like in segment below, I had problem with BULK ROWTERMINATOR, so I just dummied it with bunch of ZZZZ, is there any other correct way to set it to NONE, so all string will be loaded into single row for run. I also use Nvarchar(Max) for my field.
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #imp;
CREATE TABLE #imp (Col varchar(max))
BULK INSERT #imp
FROM '//TFSNetwork/log/Install/sp_Test02.sql'
WITH (ROWTERMINATOR = '\nzzzzzzzzzZZZ') ---<< ?????
select top 1 @Sql = Col from #imp
EXEC (@sql);
----------------------------------------------------sp_Test02.sql
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_Test]
AS
BEGIN
SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ UNCOMMITTED;
SET NOCOUNT ON;
SELECT GETDATE() AS TS
END
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Load whole file into single row/column
回答1:
ROWTERMINATOR = '\n'
is what used by default ,that's why you get it once omitted at all. Don't think we can or will want to change this behavior rather use your Z combo).
Same thing can be done with another BULK , in this case no need any ROWTERM options.
declare @myFile varchar(max)
select @myFile = BulkColumn
from openrowset(BULK '//Network/Path/Test02.sql', single_blob) x;
SELECT @myFile
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57630968/import-proc-definition-from-network-file-with-bulk