Phil Parkin (12/10/2012)

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10e5x (12/10/2012)

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Hi Phil,

I shall try your approach first since u sounds very confident. And I believe u totally know your stuff. But sad to say, I am not up till the standard to achieve what I need just by looking at your two 1 line instruction. I shall start small. Just let me know if I am heading the right way. So now my first task will be go google research on how to write stored procedure in SSIS? Am I right? Btw I have wrote some script transformation to concat and convert my EVENT_D and EVENT_T to date time format.

Willing to learn but need slightly more guidance. I no I am not skillful enough but I have spent hrs on this proj.

Thanks

Not quite. Stored procedures are written in T-SQL (Transact SQL) and are stored as part of a database's definition.

SSIS is usually used to move data from one server, or platform (eg, a text file or a spreadsheet) to another. It can do a lot of other things too, but that's enough for now, as you have a lot to learn. Can you get help from someone more knowledgeable? The task that you have taken on is not what I would call a simple introduction 🙂

In your case, as far as I can tell, SSIS will NOT be part of the solution at all. I suggest that you focus first on writing your T-SQL and building your stored procedure, then go on from there.