• david.ostrander (8/16/2012)


    I would agree and would like to use the Multicast. I attached a image of what my Data Flow looks like at the moment.

    How can I upload my excel data to a temp table from with SSIS? Or do I even have to do that?

    Regards,

    D

    Well, the structure looks right, but those OLEDB objects are complaining about something. You shouldn't need a temp table of any kind here, really. If you do need to do other things with the data afterwards, what you'll want is a staging table (a hard table dedicated to temporary storage for only this process) and not a #tmp, just so we're both speaking apples to apples.

    If this is just a straight load though, no data manipulation and/or updating of previous information, you should be able to directly insert into both target tables, however. Can you give us more of a description of your end to end process?


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