SSIS Column Export

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SSIS Column Export

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July 9, 2014 at 12:07 am

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karthik babu Hall of Fame Points: 3335 More actions · Answer 1

Jus got lucky!! Nice question though!! 🙂

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July 9, 2014 at 1:21 am

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Never come across this before - thanks

Iulian -207023 SSCertifiable Points: 7639 More actions · Answer 3

I did not had luck 🙂 and did not knew the answer. But thanks for sharing this exercise and the experience.

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July 9, 2014 at 5:22 am

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Thanks for sharing.

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ssimmons 2102 SSCommitted Points: 1634 More actions · Answer 5

thought for sure the path was missing from the query was the answer

Sergei Yakovlev Hall of Fame Points: 3141 More actions · Answer 6

The FileID column does not look like FilePath column.

Sean of the Lynchmob Ten Centuries Points: 1038 More actions · Answer 7

Thanks Andy, something else learnt. And my Wrox 'Professional Integration Services' book was no help at all!!! 😉

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Sergei Yakovlev (7/9/2014)
The FileID column does not look like FilePath column.

I agree... I see we're back to trying to read Andy's mind to determine what he really wanted to ask instead of what he actually asked. :unsure:

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July 9, 2014 at 1:45 pm

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Thanks Andy

Koen Verbeeck SSC Guru Points: 259085 More actions · Answer 10

I was thinking about the unicode column requirement, because it is required in some components such as the term extraction component, but then I went for the more logical answer.

Thanks for the question.

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Neil Burton SSC-Insane Points: 22904 More actions · Answer 11

What's your best guess on what's going wrong?

This does require you to make the assumption that FileID is probably a numeric of some type, in real life you'd probably get it quickly if you saw the query results, it's harder when you're just hearing/visualing the problem.

And there's the problem. I am that junior developer, and when questions explicitly ask you to guess and the explanation requires you to make an assumption then I've next to no chance. I enjoy the QOTD, I like the fact the I've usually got to do some research to answer the question and I accept that I'm going to get some of them wrong. What I don't like is when a question requires a level of experience to answer it because the answer is essentially system specific. Obviously some questions are going to be harder than others and the whole point of them is to learn but it seems a little unfair to base the answer to a question on the things that aren't cold hard verifiable facts. Don't get me wrong, I like learning about the in depth workings of SQL Server and that's my point; with the QOTD I like to learn something to get the answer right but it sometimes seems that we're expected to just know something else first.

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Ed Wagner SSC Guru Points: 287024 More actions · Answer 12

I thought it was a decent question on something I know nothing about. Thanks.

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Chris Harshman (7/9/2014)
Sergei Yakovlev (7/9/2014)
The FileID column does not look like FilePath column.
I agree... I see we're back to trying to read Andy's mind to determine what he really wanted to ask instead of what he actually asked. :unsure:

Agree