SQL Lunch #48 Advanced SSIS Tips & Tricks
I had the privilege of giving a SQL Lunch presentation today. The slide deck for that can be found here: SSIS Tips & Tricks deck. The recording can be...
2011-01-30
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Josef Richberg
Shout out to SQLPeople.Net
I wanted simply give a shout out to Andy Leonard (twitter | blog) for his never ending commitment to the SQL...
2011-01-29
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Shout out to SQLPeople.Net
I wanted simply give a shout out to Andy Leonard (twitter | blog) for his never ending commitment to the SQL Community. Take a look at SQLPeople.net and join...
2011-01-29
6 reads
Shout out to SQLPeople.Net
I wanted simply give a shout out to Andy Leonard (twitter | blog) for his never ending commitment to the SQL Community. Take a look at SQLPeople.net and join...
2011-01-29
4 reads
Behold, SSIS Advanced Editor for Data Source Components
It's not everyday that one of your information vendors decides to change the format of its data feed. Evidently, today...
2010-12-16
836 reads
Behold, SSIS Advanced Editor for Data Source Components
It's not everyday that one of your information vendors decides to change
the format of its data feed. Evidently, today is not every day. It would
be one thing...
2010-12-16
14 reads
Behold, SSIS Advanced Editor for Data Source Components
It's not everyday that one of your information vendors decides to change the format of its data feed. Evidently, today is not every day. It would be one thing...
2010-12-16
12 reads
SSIS : Using variables as a source in a Data Flow Component
Currently, none of the existing Data Flow sources allow you to source variables. Once again in my quest for performance,...
2010-11-12
816 reads
SSIS : Using variables as a source in a Data Flow Component
Currently, none of the existing Data Flow sources allow you to source
variables. Once again in my quest for performance, I look to keep as much
data as possible in memory....
2010-11-12
1,046 reads
SSIS : Using variables as a source in a Data Flow Component
Currently, none of the existing Data Flow sources allow you to source variables. Once again in my quest for performance, I look to keep as much data as possible...
2010-11-12
8 reads
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Question of the Day
UNISTR Escape
In SQL Server 2025, I run this command:
SELECT UNISTR('*3041*308A*304C\3068 and good night', '*') as "A Classic";
What is returned? (assume the database has an appropriate collation)
A: 
B: 
C: 
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