I have a datatable in memory that I got from a non SQL source.
What is the most elegant way, using ADO.NET to push it “as is into a new SQL (2005) server table?
I have a datatable in memory that I got from a non SQL source.
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I have a datatable in memory that I got from a non SQL source.
What is the most elegant way, using ADO.NET to push it “as is into a new SQL (2005) server table?
You’d need to do this as a series of steps. Firstly, creating the table via some dynamic SQL. Then you’d need to load the information from memory into the newly created table, potentially using a
BULK INSERT.