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  • RE: Move One or Two files from One Folder to an Archive Folder

    Well, I will provide my solution but like I've stated, it's VBA based but here it is:

    Sub ProcessDataTransform()

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    '''This...

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  • RE: Move One or Two files from One Folder to an Archive Folder

    I decided to use VBA in Excel for each workbook who's data is being transferred into the csv. Thanks for the link and suggestions.

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  • RE: Move One or Two files from One Folder to an Archive Folder

    Hi Matthew,

    I can't move the files after step 2 because the files aren't being referenced at this point. A csv is being connected to but not the Excel files....

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    Mordred
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  • RE: Dynamic Connections

    You'll need a default connection even if you are setting the actual connection with an expression that evaluates at runtime.

    Where do I set the default connection? I'm going to...

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  • RE: Dynamic Connections

    I only showed a small part of the For loop container. Check the new image out to see that I'm doing a fair bit in there and I'm still...

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    Mordred
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  • RE: Dynamic Connections

    I've been working on a workaround for this. I've created individual connections for each CSV file. At a certain point in my package, and while using precedence constraints for...

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  • RE: Dynamic Connections

    If by format you mean the type of file then yes, they are all CSVs. If you mean the format in the csv then no, they all differ a...

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    Mordred
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  • RE: Dynamic Connections

    Seriously? Darn! Now I'll have to make 11 different packages? Darn!

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    Mordred
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  • RE: Parse Expression Error

    Thank you very much for that. Most of that was copy/pasted from MS Word, which seems to be why the quotes are all weird. I've learned a lesson...

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    Mordred
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  • RE: Pointing to a Particular Data Flow Task from a Script Task

    Thanks so much as this worked quite well. The expression didn't like User:: so I went with @Table_Number=="3790027" which was accepted.

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  • RE: Pointing to a Particular Data Flow Task from a Script Task

    Hi Evil,

    Thank you very much for that. I actually went into the precedence constraints before posting here but I didn't know what to do there. Now I know...

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    Mordred
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  • RE: Ignore fields with Commas

    Mordred (11/23/2012)


    @ learning_sql, I am going to give that a try and I thank you for that.

    @ Jason, I would love to be able to do a bulk...

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  • RE: Ignore fields with Commas

    @ learning_sql, I am going to give that a try and I thank you for that.

    @ Jason, I would love to be able to do a bulk insert...

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    Mordred
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  • RE: Ignore fields with Commas

    Hi Jeff, I tried that yesterday and I still received truncation errors because SSIS is still trying to separate the columns where there are commas within the quotes. Thanks...

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    Mordred
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  • RE: Ignore fields with Commas

    After all the Googling I've done today on this matter it seems like I am going to have to put each field value into a string, check it for a...

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    Mordred
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