• Phil Parkin (8/11/2010)


    Rich-403221 (8/11/2010)


    :ermm: Phil, my apologies.

    Should have tried it a little more before I ASSUMED that SSIS would be logical. Guess it's not as straight forward as I thought.

    Rich

    No problem - and you learned something along the way, which is good 🙂

    SSIS is logical ... but perhaps it becomes so only after spending a lot of time with it. At some point, the philosophy 'clicks' and after that it becomes your friend.

    Phil

    Hi Phil,

    Sorry for hijacking the thread. had this posted for almost a week without any luck so thought someone from this thread might be able to help.

    I was working on an SSIS project in which I need to:

    1. Loop through a folder containing multiple text files and get their name into a variable.

    2. Append the current system date to that variable so that the variable now contains txtfilename + Date.

    3. Create a table in the database with the name as value of the variable.

    4. Transfer data of the txt file into the newly created table.

    The first two steps I accomplished using a For Each Loop Container and i am able to get the file name into the variable.

    The second step I accomplished by just appending GetDate() to the value of the variable.

    The third step I accomplished using an Execute SQL task for creating table.

    What i am not able to do is get the data into the table with a Data Flow Task.

    The problem is that it requires me to give table name as input, which i cannot as the table is being created by the same package dynamically. I need to automate this task so I would always have to create the table dynamically.

    Please be patient enough to go through my problem and provide a solution. Thanks a tonne in advance.

    PS: I am not very good with C# or other scripting languages so I won't be able to work with a

    Scripting task in SSIS. So, please give me a solution other than scripting.

    Vinu Vijayan

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