December 13, 2011 at 4:05 pm
Steve,
This was really helpful to me. I tried implementing the same for my SSIS package. But, I have a problem.
The datasource I'm using is OLEDB. I have the filename populated as a column in the SQL table. I have to take the same column values as the CSV File Names for Output.
SQL Table Example:
ID Name Salary FileName
1 Chris 4000 File1
2 Sam 5000 File1
3 Robert 4800 File2
4 Steve 6000 File2
Now what I need is two CSV Output files File1 and File2 with data distributed accordingly.
Please help me in this regards.
Thanks in advance
Kiran
January 16, 2012 at 7:32 am
Steve,
How would you do this if you needed to loop through a list of TABLES and copy data from each table to a table with the same name in another DB? I've followed your example, and it worked with FILES (nice!), but not with tables. What needs to be done differently? Thanks.
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