Ошибка 0xc02020f4 sql

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• can you script out your table and post it here?

• Too many fields to show all, but the first one that errors out is shown:

  CREATE

  TABLE[dbo].[Table](

  
  

  [Claim Line ID] [varchar]

  (50)NULL,

  
  

  [NPI #] [bigint]

  NULL,

  
  

  [Fed Tax ID] [varchar]

  (50)NULL,

  
  

  [Tax ID Name] [varchar]

  (250)NULL,

  
  

  [Acct #] [varchar]

  (50)NULL,

  
  

  [Date of Service Start] [datetime]

  NULL,

  
  

  [Date of Service Finish] [datetime]

  NULL,

  
  

  [Service Location Name] [varchar]

  (250)NULL,

  
  

  [SLN Address] [varchar]

  (250)NULL,

  .

  .

  .

  [Trace #] [varchar]

  (250)NULL

  )

  ON[PRIMARY]

• because more than one code page (65001 and 1252)

  That means you try to import UTF-8 (= code page 65001) into a ASCII field (= varchar with CP
  1252) without any conversion, which causes loosing data. You must convert the data before.

  ---

  Olaf Helper

  [ Blog] [ Xing] [ MVP]

• It probably means that csv comma delimited is not supported by SQL Server? Thanks.

• Hi bekis,

  what is collation of database ?

  SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX(‘dbname’, ‘Collation’)

  if you set collation default,will reslove problem.

  http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/22010/import-export-wizard-code-page-error

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  Please Mark it as Answered if it answered your question OR mark it as Helpful if it help you to solve your problem.

• It probably means that csv comma delimited is not supported by SQL Server? Thanks.

  No, the Import/Export Wizard supports CSV source file very well, but SQL Server don’t support UTF-8 character set, «only» ASCII and Unicode. You have to convert the UTF-8 file to Unicode or ASCII.

  ---

  Olaf Helper

  [ Blog] [ Xing] [ MVP]

• It probably means that csv comma delimited is not supported by SQL Server? Thanks.

  BULK
  INSERT Table
  FROM ‘c:csvtest.txt’
  WITH
  (
  FIELDTERMINATOR = ‘,’,
  ROWTERMINATOR = ‘n’
  )
  GO
  —Check the content of the table.
  SELECT *
  FROM Table

  Refer following table.

  http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2008/02/06/sql-server-import-csv-file-into-sql-server-using-bulk-insert-load-comma-delimited-file-into-sql-server/ 

  ---

  Please Mark it as Answered if it answered your question OR mark it as Helpful if it help you to solve your problem.

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    Wednesday, November 23, 2016 7:02 AM

• Hi, the database collation is SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS. The Collation dropdown does not have ‘Default’ option. How do I change it? Thanks!

• check server collation

  SELECT CONVERT (varchar, SERVERPROPERTY('collation'));  
  

  SELECT CONVERT (varchar, SERVERPROPERTY(‘collation’));
  

  ---

  Please Mark it as Answered if it answered your question OR mark it as Helpful if it help you to solve your problem.

• CSV is very much supported by SQL Server.

  Can I ask you to do this, script out your table again, but this time include collation. use the Tasks options to script the table out. Otherwise we miss the collation.

• Server collation:  SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS

• The table collation is: SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS

• Thank you, I have requested a text-tab delimited file type.

• I received a tab delimited text file, however, when uploading with ‘1252 ANSI Latin’ option selected, I get this error:
  

  Error 0xc02020a1: Data Flow Task 1: Data conversion failed. The data conversion for column «Tax ID Name» returned status value 4 and status text «Text was truncated or one or more characters had no match in the target code page.».
   (SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)

  Does this mean that the text file has some codes (such as UTF-8) that are not supported by SQL Server?

  Thanks!

• Hi All,

  I received this error when attempting to import a .CSV file. After some investigation I discovered that it was because I had saved the file as «CSVUTF-8 (Comma Delimited) (*.CSV)» from Excel. When I resaved the same file but as «CSV (Comma
  Delimited) (*.CSV)» instead the import worked fine.

  It may also be worth noting that I used the «Import Data» option and set the destination as «Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server».

  Hope this helps you all.

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• can you script out your table and post it here?

• Too many fields to show all, but the first one that errors out is shown:

  CREATE

  TABLE[dbo].[Table](

  
  

  [Claim Line ID] [varchar]

  (50)NULL,

  
  

  [NPI #] [bigint]

  NULL,

  
  

  [Fed Tax ID] [varchar]

  (50)NULL,

  
  

  [Tax ID Name] [varchar]

  (250)NULL,

  
  

  [Acct #] [varchar]

  (50)NULL,

  
  

  [Date of Service Start] [datetime]

  NULL,

  
  

  [Date of Service Finish] [datetime]

  NULL,

  
  

  [Service Location Name] [varchar]

  (250)NULL,

  
  

  [SLN Address] [varchar]

  (250)NULL,

  .

  .

  .

  [Trace #] [varchar]

  (250)NULL

  )

  ON[PRIMARY]

• because more than one code page (65001 and 1252)

  That means you try to import UTF-8 (= code page 65001) into a ASCII field (= varchar with CP
  1252) without any conversion, which causes loosing data. You must convert the data before.

  ---

  Olaf Helper

  [ Blog] [ Xing] [ MVP]

• It probably means that csv comma delimited is not supported by SQL Server? Thanks.

• Hi bekis,

  what is collation of database ?

  SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX(‘dbname’, ‘Collation’)

  if you set collation default,will reslove problem.

  http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/22010/import-export-wizard-code-page-error

  ---

  Please Mark it as Answered if it answered your question OR mark it as Helpful if it help you to solve your problem.

• It probably means that csv comma delimited is not supported by SQL Server? Thanks.

  No, the Import/Export Wizard supports CSV source file very well, but SQL Server don’t support UTF-8 character set, «only» ASCII and Unicode. You have to convert the UTF-8 file to Unicode or ASCII.

  ---

  Olaf Helper

  [ Blog] [ Xing] [ MVP]

• It probably means that csv comma delimited is not supported by SQL Server? Thanks.

  BULK
  INSERT Table
  FROM ‘c:csvtest.txt’
  WITH
  (
  FIELDTERMINATOR = ‘,’,
  ROWTERMINATOR = ‘n’
  )
  GO
  —Check the content of the table.
  SELECT *
  FROM Table

  Refer following table.

  http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2008/02/06/sql-server-import-csv-file-into-sql-server-using-bulk-insert-load-comma-delimited-file-into-sql-server/ 

  ---

  Please Mark it as Answered if it answered your question OR mark it as Helpful if it help you to solve your problem.

  • Edited by

    Wednesday, November 23, 2016 7:02 AM

• Hi, the database collation is SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS. The Collation dropdown does not have ‘Default’ option. How do I change it? Thanks!

• check server collation

  SELECT CONVERT (varchar, SERVERPROPERTY('collation'));  
  

  SELECT CONVERT (varchar, SERVERPROPERTY(‘collation’));
  

  ---

  Please Mark it as Answered if it answered your question OR mark it as Helpful if it help you to solve your problem.

• CSV is very much supported by SQL Server.

  Can I ask you to do this, script out your table again, but this time include collation. use the Tasks options to script the table out. Otherwise we miss the collation.

• Server collation:  SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS

• The table collation is: SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS

• Thank you, I have requested a text-tab delimited file type.

• I received a tab delimited text file, however, when uploading with ‘1252 ANSI Latin’ option selected, I get this error:
  

  Error 0xc02020a1: Data Flow Task 1: Data conversion failed. The data conversion for column «Tax ID Name» returned status value 4 and status text «Text was truncated or one or more characters had no match in the target code page.».
   (SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)

  Does this mean that the text file has some codes (such as UTF-8) that are not supported by SQL Server?

  Thanks!

• Hi All,

  I received this error when attempting to import a .CSV file. After some investigation I discovered that it was because I had saved the file as «CSVUTF-8 (Comma Delimited) (*.CSV)» from Excel. When I resaved the same file but as «CSV (Comma
  Delimited) (*.CSV)» instead the import worked fine.

  It may also be worth noting that I used the «Import Data» option and set the destination as «Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server».

  Hope this helps you all.

Ответы

• hi Faran

  Try by setting «AlwaysUseDefaultCodePage» property of oledb source as true.

  Thanks and regards

  Rahul Kumar, Software Engineer, India

• The package is not saved by default.

  When you get to the last page of the wizard, title Save and Execute Package, check the Save SSIS Package option, and save the package. I would choose File System. You can then open BIDS, and create a new SSIS project, to which you can add the wizard generated package.

  The wizard is by its nature limited in the options it exposes, compared to the full SSIS designer. In this case you need to use the designer to access the more advanced settings. By saving your package and then using BIDS, the designer, hopefully you can get round the errors.