I am trying to import a CSV file with powershell in a database, with the path defined in a variable. But it doesn't seem to work.
$path = "C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\TestFolder\file.txt"
Import-CSV -Header ("header1","header2","header3") -Path $pathThe above doesn't work, and I am not sure why. If I print $path I do get the correct path, and if I run Import-CSV with the path directly in it, it also work fine.
Write-Host $path
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\TestFolder\file.txt
Import-CSV -Header ("header1","header2","header3") -Path C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\TestFolder\file.txt
header1 test123
header2 test345
header3 test567
header1 test789
header2 test901
header3 test123
etc...Using Windows Server 2012 Standard, and PowerShell 2.
Any help is appreciated,
Thanks
EDIT:
My full code looks like this, but this doesn't work. I am trying to watch a folder with PowerShell and then import it to SQL Server 2012. The folder watch works perfectly but I can't seem to get the import to work. I figured the problem is with $DataImport and thus I went back to the basics to figure out what the problem was. I tried the very basic setup of Import-CSV as mentioned above but this (in its plain version as above) doesn't work.. so I figured I am using Import-CSV wrong.
2 Answers
The pastebin appears to have been removed, so I can't comment on the full script. However, you might want to try the following:
- For any text-only strings being used as parameters in your script, use single-quotes
' '. - For any strings containing variables which are used as parameters in your script, use double-quotes
" ".
For example, the first two command lines you give in your question should be:
$path = 'C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\TestFolder\file.txt'
Import-CSV -Header ('header1','header2','header3') -Path "$path"Please try this way:
foreach($file in dir $CodesetBulkLoadLocation -Recurse -Include @("*.csv"));
{
#$files = @{
#'ICD10' = @{ 'EDIT_FUNCTION'='UCM-REPT-TEEN-PREG-DIAG'; 'TABLE_FUNCTION'='UCM-REPT'; 'CODE_FUNCTION' = 'I0' }
#}
#foreach($file_desc in $files.GetEnumerator())
#{
$filename = $file_desc.Key
$edit_func = $file_desc.Value.EDIT_FUNCTION
$table_func = $file_desc.Value.TABLE_FUNCTION
$code_func = $file_desc.Value.CODE_FUNCTION
$filePath = "C:\jobs\AA\DEV6\UCM\${filename}.csv"
$importFile = Import-CSV $filePath
foreach($item in $importFile) { $proc1 = $item.DIAG_NBR $proc2 = $item.DIAG_NBR # $ymdeff = $item.YMDEFF #$ymdend = $item.YMDEND #$ymdtrans = $item.YMDTRANS Write-Verbose "$proc1, $proc2" $currentDate = Get-Date -Format yyyyMMdd
# *******************************************************************************
# * Insert codes and fees into the su_edit_detail.
# *******************************************************************************
'{0,-60}{1,20}' -f "Insert TEEN PREGNANCY ICD9 AND ICD10 CODES into the su_edit_detail ",(Get-Date -Format yyyyMMdd:hhmmss);
$myQuery = @"
SET PAGES 600;
SET LINES 4000;
SET ECHO ON;
SET serveroutput on;
WHENEVER sqlerror exit sql.sqlcode;
insert into SU_EDIT_DETAIL(EDIT_FUNCTION, TABLE_FUNCTION, CODE_FUNCTION, CODE_TYPE,CODE_BEGIN, CODE_END, EXCLUDE, INCLUDE_X, OP_NBR, TRANSCODE, VOID, YMDEFF, YMDEND, YMDTRANS) select '$edit_func','$table_func','$code_func','DIAG','$proc1','$proc2',' ',' ','MIS', 'C',' ',20141001, 99991231, 20131120
from dual where not exists(select * from SU_EDIT_DETAIL where (EDIT_FUNCTION = '$edit_func' and TABLE_FUNCTION = '$table_func' and CODE_BEGIN='$proc1' and CODE_END='$proc2'));
commit;
"@
$null = Invoke-SqlPlus -MessageOnFail 'Insert into su_edit_detail failed' -Query $myQuery;
}
}
}
