BCP issue

Dear gurus,
I can't work out with a problem using our dearest statement, i.e BCP.
Well, I'm trying to import a .DAT file to a table from a DOS session and I
obtain the following error:
C:\>bcp ABS.abs_diariopeticiones in c:\20050929.dat -n -c -Ssql2\inst01
-Uusrdts
-Pdts
Where the hell the problem is?
Thanks for any input or advice and regards,On the strenght and bearing on mind that the name of the database is ABS. An
d
ABS is a reserver word in SQL!!!
"Enric" wrote:

> Dear gurus,
> I can't work out with a problem using our dearest statement, i.e BCP.
> Well, I'm trying to import a .DAT file to a table from a DOS session and I
> obtain the following error:
> C:\>bcp ABS.abs_diariopeticiones in c:\20050929.dat -n -c -Ssql2\inst01
> -Uusrdts
> -Pdts
> Where the hell the problem is?
> Thanks for any input or advice and regards,|||"the name of the database is ABS."
Then you are also missing the owner or just leave it away:
[ABS]..abs_diariopeticiones
HTH, jens Suessmeyer.|||cheers
"Jens" wrote:

> "the name of the database is ABS."
> Then you are also missing the owner or just leave it away:
> [ABS]..abs_diariopeticiones
>
> HTH, jens Suessmeyer.
>