From a measuring instrument every 15 seconds getting data organized in this form
14.08.2014 15:00:00
UP:69.8,DN:70.7,Q=87
FLOW: 229.214 l/s
VEL: 1.18915 m/s
14.08.2014 15:00:15
UP:69.9,DN:70.5,Q=81
FLOW: 233.031 l/s
VEL: 1.20896 m/s
14.08.2014 15:00:30
UP:69.9,DN:70.7,Q=84
FLOW: 233.716 l/s
VEL: 1.21251 m/s
I need it import into SQL Server 2008, organized in the form shown in the table below, which I find very hard to do it, please give me an idea how to solve the problem. :
Data UP DN Q FLOW VEL
---------------------------------------------------------------
14.08.2014 15:00:00 69.8 70.7 87 229.214 1.18915
14.08.2014 15:00:15 69.9 70.5 81 233.031 1.20896
14.08.2014 15:00:30 69.9 70.7 84 233.716 1.21251
Please have a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188365.aspx
If you write the data to a file called data.txt you can use something like this:
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#rawdata') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #rawdata
create table #rawdata (
field1 varchar(255)
, field2 varchar(255)
, field3 varchar(255)
, field4 varchar(255)
)
BULK INSERT #rawdata
FROM 'C:\data.txt'
WITH (
FIELDTERMINATOR = '\n'
, ROWTERMINATOR = '\n\n'
, TABLOCK
)
SELECT field1 As Data
, SUBSTRING(field2, 4,4) AS UP
, SUBSTRING(field2, 12,4) AS DN
, SUBSTRING(field2, 19,2) AS Q
, SUBSTRING(field3, 6,8) AS FLOW
, SUBSTRING(field4, 5,8) AS VEL
FROM #rawdata
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