Sql query on csv file

hello,
I am looking for a code/package/driver for SQL queries on .csv files.
The driver should be able to deal with both local files and remote
files.
The best if it will be able to use stream/reader.
Does anyone familiar with something like that?
Thank you,
Asi

I think theirs an ODBC driver that supports this, but that's obviously a second-class solution at best.
The second closest thing to this is HSQLDB. It usually uses it's own format but can be used to reference other files as well IIRC

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Message was edited by:
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MEDICARE_NO,SUBSCRIBER_ID,LAST_NAME,FIRST_NAME,ADDRESS_LINE_1,ADDRESS_LINE_2,CITY,WDW_STAT E,ZIP,RISK_SCORE_AB,
RISK_SCORE_D,HOSPICE,ESRD,INSTITUTIONAL,NURSING_HOME_CERTIFIABLE,MEDICAID,MEDICAID_ADD_ON, PREVIOUS_DISABLE,
PHONE,REGION,WDW_PRODUCT,MASTER_IPA,WDW_IPA_ID,WDW_PCP_ID,EXTERNAL_PCP_ID,SEQ_MEMB_ID,ACTI VITY_DATE,
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IPA_CLAIM,IPA_DISBURSEMENTS,LOW_INCOME_COST_SHARING_AMT,MED_EXP_AB,MED_EXP_D,MEMBER_COUNT, MEMBER_PREMIUM,
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PCP_LAST_NAME,PCP_FIRST_NAME,WDW_INPUT_CHANNEL,WDW_COHORT,WDW_ELIG_CATEGORY,MASTER_DOB,MAS TER_SEX,MEDICAID_NO,
MEDICARE_NO,SUBSCRIBER_ID,LAST_NAME,FIRST_NAME,ADDRESS_LINE_1,ADDRESS_LINE_2,CITY,WDW_STAT E,ZIP,RISK_SCORE_AB,
RISK_SCORE_D,HOSPICE,ESRD,INSTITUTIONAL,NURSING_HOME_CERTIFIABLE,MEDICAID,MEDICAID_ADD_ON, PREVIOUS_DISABLE,PHONE,REGION
FROM dbo.CapPremSpecInload
WHERE MASTER_IPA ='#TRIM(curLine)#'
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created!">
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addnewline="yes" />--->
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>
</cfcase>
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Good morning,
I have a *.CVS file containing data like this:
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