March 6, 2022 at 6:28 am
hi everyone
My SSIS power query task is broken. Looks like the data provider changed the format for the source data so I need to redo this work. Rather than fixing the query I am going to start over. I need to create an SSIS package that downloads the CSV file found on this site. How can I do this? Once I download the file I can easily setup SSIS to import that data.
the link to the CSV file is
If CSV is too much trouble then I am open to other ideas. The link to the site is
They also offer the data in XML so if that is easier to work with that is ok with me too.
Thank you
March 6, 2022 at 7:43 am
did you try the script I posted on your previous post ?
March 6, 2022 at 7:40 pm
did you try the script I posted on your previous post ?
This is going to show how much of a rookie I am. That code you helped with was for downloading file from SFTP server. However, this time I am accessing a CSV file from the website. How can I re-use that code to make it work for my particular case? They look different so I wasn't able to show how that could be modified for my new case. Sorry for the rookie question. I do not know much about coding.
March 6, 2022 at 9:14 pm
the thread above is one you created before with the particular csv file for treasury - I gave you a functional powershell example to download it for their site and to load to a sql server table.
Has nothing to do with your other SFTP thread
March 7, 2022 at 12:20 am
the thread above is one you created before with the particular csv file for treasury - I gave you a functional powershell example to download it for their site and to load to a sql server table.
Has nothing to do with your other SFTP thread
OMG. I can't believe I missed that! This is so embarrassing! Clearly I cannot read! So sorry about that. I will take a look at that thread.
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