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writing content of csv files into oracle

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    i am just starting with c# and wondering if there is a way to read the contents of csv files stored in a particular folder on network and write it into an oracle table. Can someone give me an example so that i can try and test by myself.

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      i am just starting with c# and wondering if there is a way to read the contents of csv files stored in a particular folder on network and write it into an oracle table. Can someone give me an example so that i can try and test by myself.

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      Reading CSV files is quite straightforward, see Using OleDb to Import Text Files (tab, CSV, custom)[^]. You then need to send the relevant fields to your database as with any other data.

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        i am just starting with c# and wondering if there is a way to read the contents of csv files stored in a particular folder on network and write it into an oracle table. Can someone give me an example so that i can try and test by myself.

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        To add to what Richard has said, there are several CSV reading packages - this one reads into a DataTable, so provided the columns match up with your database, they can be INSERTed with no other changes: A Fast CSV Reader[^]

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          To add to what Richard has said, there are several CSV reading packages - this one reads into a DataTable, so provided the columns match up with your database, they can be INSERTed with no other changes: A Fast CSV Reader[^]

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          The article I linked to also reads into a DataTable.

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