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by shyn3
2050 days ago
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Check out PowerShell. In my experience, it handles CSV files the best. Also you can open it up using the Excel module, so you can do pretty much anything you need to the file. You will always get false positives, so what I do is dump the PS results into another database, then run a comparison, and then import. It slows you down a bit but I have noticed, every few months, I'll get 1 or 2 new errors due to data sanitization. |
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