BULK INSERT and the ERRORFILE parameter

Can someone tell me if the ERRORFILE parameter is a valid (and
functioning) parameter for the BULK INSERT command when using SQL
Server 2000?
Finding documentation on this has been difficult, but it appears to be
a new parameter under the BULK INSERT command for 2005. If I look at
the list of parameters for this command under 2000, it doesn't appear
(see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/?url=/library/en-us/tsqlref/ts_ba-b...
)
However if I run a BULK INSERT command under 2000 with the ERRORFILE
parameter, it doesn't give me a syntax error, it just appears to ignore
it.
Was the ERRORFILE option available under SQL 2000?
Thanks in advance,
Nick.Hi
ERRORFILE does not seem to produce and error in SQL 2000, but as you have
found it does seem to be ignored. The syntax in books online does not have
this option, therefore I think it is a new feature for SQL 2005. You could
use BCP if you really need this.
John
"Nick" wrote:
> Can someone tell me if the ERRORFILE parameter is a valid (and
> functioning) parameter for the BULK INSERT command when using SQL
> Server 2000?
> Finding documentation on this has been difficult, but it appears to be
> a new parameter under the BULK INSERT command for 2005. If I look at
> the list of parameters for this command under 2000, it doesn't appear
> (see
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/?url=/library/en-us/tsqlref/ts_ba-b...
> )
> However if I run a BULK INSERT command under 2000 with the ERRORFILE
> parameter, it doesn't give me a syntax error, it just appears to ignore
> it.
> Was the ERRORFILE option available under SQL 2000?
> Thanks in advance,
> Nick.
>