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Use SQL Server 2017 Import and Export Data (64-bit) ( Under the Microsoft SQL Server 2017 folder in the start Since ssms is 32-bit, i f you are using a 64-bit office, please

Office, please install a 32-bit Microsoft Access Database Engine 2016 Redistributable first.Īfter the installation is complete, perform the following stored procedure to see if the provider already exists : If you are running a 64-bit office in local machine, you can only install 64-bit. (System.Data).Īs pituach said, you have to install the Microsoft Access Database Engine 2016 Redistributable first. I then tried to use SSMS 17.6 to run the import fromĮxcel but get a weird The '.16.0' provider is not registered on the local machine. >I've pulled the data into an excel 2016 spreadsheet and then deleted the columns I didn't want and got the data down to 8 columns. * An alternative which is much simpler and recomended for most cases if you do not need to connect to a live file, is to export the content as CSV file from the Excel and import it using bcp or Bulk import. * For most cases it is best to use a file which was saved in 2010 format The 2010 version can be download from here: Ĭheck the "Install Instructions" for more information I think that the latest version is 2016, which you can download from here: Hebrew post, which probably not relevant to you.īasically, you need to download the provider -> install it -> register it in the SQL Sever This issue started in 2010 when Microsoft did not provided the provider as part of the Office installation. Missing, and you can install the provider with or without having Office on your machine.

The file is a binary data, and in order to sue it you need a provider which can read and "understand" the content.

How do you ant to connect to the file and use it. > The '.16.0' provider is not registered on the local machine. SSMS is simply the client application which pass the error to you. I recommend to use the latest version which is 18.1 at this time: How can I get this data in Excel imported into Sql Server?įirst of all you should not use old versions. The '.16.0' provider is not registered on the local machine. I then tried to use SSMSġ7.6 to run the import from excel but get a weird I've pulled the data into an excel 2016 spreadsheet and then deleted the columns I didn't want and got the data down to 8 columns. I've literally been trying to get data from an XML file into SQL Server table all day.