July 3, 2014 at 10:56 am
I have a staging table which load data into another table but I‘m having problems adding the business logic in SSIS dervied column because three of the columns can have up to 3 values in them which would need to split into different rows in the results tables. See example below –
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[stage](
[participant_key] [int] NULL,
[participant_key2] [int] NULL,
[participant_1] [varchar](40) NULL,
[participant_rate] [decimal](6, 3) NULL,
[participant_rate_high] [varchar](50) NULL,
[participant_2] [varchar](40) NULL,
[participant_2_rate] [decimal](6, 3) NULL,
[participant_2_high] [varchar](50) NULL,
[participant_3] [varchar](40) NULL,
[participant_3_rate] [decimal](6, 3) NULL,
[participant_3_high] [varchar](50) NULL,
[source] [varchar](5) NOT NULL,
[date] [varchar](50) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
SET ANSI_PADDING OFF
GO
INSERT [dbo].[stage] ([participant_key], [participant_key2], [participant_1], [participant_rate], [participant_rate_high], [participant_2], [participant_2_rate], [participant_2_high], [participant_3], [participant_3_rate], [participant_3_high], [source], [date]) VALUES (182, 7044, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, N'DatA1', N'20140625')
INSERT [dbo].[stage] ([participant_key], [participant_key2], [participant_1], [participant_rate], [participant_rate_high], [participant_2], [participant_2_rate], [participant_2_high], [participant_3], [participant_3_rate], [participant_3_high], [source], [date]) VALUES (182, 7044, N'razioni', CAST(0.950 AS Decimal(6, 3)), NULL, N'Other', CAST(1.240 AS Decimal(6, 3)), NULL, N'vivi', CAST(1.249 AS Decimal(6, 3)), NULL, N'DatA1', N'20140625')
For example if Participant 1 has data and the other participant are NULL the row would be -
participant_position1
participant_nameparticipant 1
participant_rateParticipant rate 1
participant_premiumParticipant_rate_high1
If you have Participant 1 and Participant 2 also with data and Participant 3 is NULL then there would be two rows instead of one.
participant_position1, 2
participant_nameParticipant 1
Participant 2
participant_rateParticipant rate 1
Participant rate 2
participant_premiumParticipant_rate_high1
Participant_rate_high2
see wanted results belows -
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Wanted_result](
[participant_key] [int] NOT NULL,
[participant_key2] [int] NULL,
[participant_position] [smallint] NOT NULL, /****** the participant_position is the participant nuber been loaded in that row ******/
[participant_name] [varchar](40) NOT NULL,
[participant_rate] [decimal](6, 3) NULL,
[participant_rate_high] [decimal](19, 4) NULL,
[source] [varchar](5) NOT NULL,
[date] [varchar](50) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
SET ANSI_PADDING OFF
GO
INSERT [dbo].[Wanted_result] ([participant_key], [participant_key2], [participant_position], [participant_name], [participant_rate], [participant_rate_high], [source], [date]) VALUES (182, 7044, 1, N'razioni', CAST(0.950 AS Decimal(6, 3)), NULL, N'DatA1', N'20140625')
INSERT [dbo].[Wanted_result] ([participant_key], [participant_key2], [participant_position], [participant_name], [participant_rate], [participant_rate_high], [source], [date]) VALUES (182, 7044, 2, N'Other', CAST(1.240 AS Decimal(6, 3)), NULL, N'DatA1', N'20140625')
INSERT [dbo].[Wanted_result] ([participant_key], [participant_key2], [participant_position], [participant_name], [participant_rate], [participant_rate_high], [source], [date]) VALUES (182, 7044, 3, N'vivi', CAST(1.249 AS Decimal(6, 3)), NULL, N'DatA1', N'20140625')
The participant_position column in the wanted result table is the participant number been loaded in that row, so if Participant 2 was loaded then the value would be 2 for example.
Thanks for any advice!
July 3, 2014 at 12:39 pm
I really wouldn't do that bit in SSIS.
Do it in T-SQL instead as a UNION. Something like this:
select participant_key
,participant_key2
,participantPosition = 1
,participant_1
,participant_rate
,participant_rate_high
,source
,date
from dbo.stage
union all
select participant_key
,participant_key2
,participantPosition = 2
,participant_2
,participant_2_rate
,participant_2_high
,source
,date
from dbo.stage
where participant_2 is not null
union all
select participant_key
,participant_key2
,participantPosition = 3
,participant_3
,participant_3_rate
,participant_3_high
,source
,date
from dbo.stage
where participant_3 is not null
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July 3, 2014 at 1:43 pm
I agree with Phil. You're trying to normalize data. I'd recommend, for this particular instance, to use SQL. Either with the UNION or with Unpivot.
If you need to do this during the transformation instead of after drop to a stage, you're looking at using a synchronous script transform component in the data flow. If you've never used one they are confusing at first. Play in a test area until you understand the output controls.
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July 4, 2014 at 3:50 am
Thank you it works perfectly!!
July 4, 2014 at 4:36 am
Evil Kraig F (7/3/2014)
I agree with Phil. You're trying to normalize data. I'd recommend, for this particular instance, to use SQL. Either with the UNION or with Unpivot.If you need to do this during the transformation instead of after drop to a stage, you're looking at using a synchronous script transform component in the data flow. If you've never used one they are confusing at first. Play in a test area until you understand the output controls.
All correct, except for the 'synchronous' bit, which should read 'asynchronous' (true where number of rows out <> number of rows in).
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July 4, 2014 at 5:15 am
Crap, you're right Phil. Thank you for the correction. Apologies, OP.
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