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  • RE: Date Conversion in ssis

    Another option is to execute the data flow task without any conversions, then execute an update afterwards, to update the data as such:

    update MYTABLE set [DATE_FIELD] = CONVERT(VARCHAR(12), [DATE_FIELD], 107)...

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  • RE: ssis nested for each loop

    The connection was set up with the gui through the new connections option of the "(connect to server and Get databases)" Execute sql task. You can specify the local...

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  • RE: ssis nested for each loop

    It is nice to know someone else out there is working on something similar to what I am working on. Please see my sample attached. I hope it...

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  • RE: How to create a temp table in SSIS

    Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but I have used this method to create memory tables to temporarily store data.

    declare @dbs as varchar(100)

    declare @recmodeltbl...

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  • RE: OpenRowSet PLease HELP

    You cannot use dynamic queries with openrowset. You will need to create the entire statement using a variable and then execute the variable. below are two examples:

    SAMPLE 1

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    declare...

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  • RE: Date Conversion in ssis

    Please post a sample of the file.

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  • RE: SSIS: Script task with Execute sql task

    Try changing the datatype for batchid from string to int64.

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  • RE: ssis looping through connections

    I wound up using:

    Dim strConnect As String

    strConnect = "Data Source=" + Dts.Variables("User::currentserver").Value.ToString + ";Provider=SQLNCLI.1;Integrated...

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  • RE: ssis looping through connections

    Thanks!

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  • RE: ssis looping through connections

    Can you elaborate on how to do this please? I have a similar issue, and I just recently started using SSIS.

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