That's normal, That's...

rodjkidd (2/18/2014)

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Also SQLbits "Is very close" to being announced. Apparently some last minute hitches - all very Prophet Zarquon! Again no idea what that really means though. Simon was just...

Client tool is irrelevant, we need to know what version of the database engine you are using to suggest code that has a hope in hell of doing what you...

What version of SQL Server are you using?

Stefan Krzywicki (2/17/2014)

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Cody K (2/17/2014)

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GilaMonster (2/17/2014)

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"the file is there. I tried with extensions also like sample.csv and all but no luck....

Luis Cazares (2/17/2014)

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You could also invest and buy a book as many people like to do. I haven't bought one for T-SQL, so I'm not sure which one I could...

Yes.

A little. As questions go, that's a relatively decent...

Duplicate. No replies to this please. Direct replies to http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1542092-391-1.aspx

With a hell of a lot of difficulty (and a computed column). The filtered index is 2008 and above, which since this was posted in the SQL 2008 forum we...

Can anyone pick this one up please? http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost1542024.aspx

Probably not. I think most of the regular posters just use the Recent Posts menu and ignore the forums...

That could be part of the problem.

First, have you logged on to the server and checked exactly what that file's name and extension is?

Not asking about the login you are using to SQL Server. Asking about the account that SQL Server runs under.

The file name you're specifying has no extension. Go to that...

What error?