you don't change the system generated SP - what you do is setup a custom SP and register it to be used instead of the default one that is generated...

one option is to use Translate

see https://portosql.wordpress.com/2020/01/13/retirando-acentuacao-translate/ - option 2.4

tell your IT that you need to have a technical answer from the vendor - or that they need to block their IP (or do it yourself if you can)...

https://blog.sqlauthority.com/2018/08/08/sql-server-fix-error-17836-length-specified-in-network-packet-payload-did-not-match-number-of-bytes-read-the-connection-has-been-closed/

also have a look at this in case Docker is being used - or if it is related to encryption protocols.

https://github.com/microsoft/mssql-docker/issues/478

and you really should go to...

and fix  your data - these 2 look like they should be different db's

A DB2 1143 12/1/2023

A DB2 10110 6/1/2023

and make it clear if this are daily entries or monthly...

look at the convert link given about and use the format you need.

and why do you need that particular format on...

did you install it on the SERVER? or just your local PC?

and did you install the same "bit" version of the drivers as your SQL instance? if server is 64...

have you ensured to see if TCP is enabled as a protocol on the SQL Server Configuration Manager

and are you sure there are no firewall rules preventing you from accessing...

you have already been given an answer on your original thread https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/topic/txt-file-pipe

page bump

very very disappointed at this unholy situation. How is it possible that Jeff is wrong!!!!

nothing you can do really within sql other than cleaning up after loading.

you may be able to get the data cleaned in excel itself (ask the owner of it to...

and on long run having a key-value table end up being better for this type of things as you always end up requiring more entries added, so better to just...

as you have been advised before we need you to post create table DDL, insert statements into the tables required, and what you tried - while a image is good...

duplicated of https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/topic/sequentially-update-a-column-with-a-decrementing-value