store the select query result as variable and load on another table in ssis

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store the select query result as variable and load on another table in ssis

SQlLogic

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April 19, 2013 at 2:06 pm

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Hi guys ...
Like to know how i can store select query result in variable and then load it to the other table in SSIS-2005.
i am using select count (*) from dbo.my_Table on Server1. want to store this query result in variable and then load this result on Server2\MY_db.dbo.xyz.
Thanks for help

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Sean Lange SSC Guru Points: 286602 More actions · Answer 1

logicinside22 (4/19/2013)
Hi guys ...
Like to know how i can store select query result in variable and then load it to the other table in SSIS-2005.
i am using select count (*) from dbo.my_Table on Server1. want to store this query result in variable and then load this result on Server2\MY_db.dbo.xyz.
Thanks for help

Why not just insert it directly instead of messing around with variables?

insert Server2.MY_db.dbo.xyz

select COUNT(*)

from Server1.MY_db.dbo.my_Table

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SQlLogic SSCrazy Eights Points: 9686 More actions · Answer 2

Hi sean ,

that's what i am doing now. but when this packaged goes in diff environment every time we have to change the server name here .so don't want to keep hard coded value in package.

Vikash Kumar Singh SSC Eights! Points: 974 More actions · Answer 3

You can follow the following steps to get the column values in a variable.

1. Create a package level variable(ex: varCount)

2. Create an Execute SQL Task and set following attributes in the Editor box

ResultSet=Single row and ByPassPrepare=False

3. In the Editor box of Execute SQL Task you can go to ResultSet and putt ResultName=0 and VariableName you can select as varCount.

This way your variable will be populated with the value and you can insert this variable value in a another table.

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Orlando Colamatteo SSC Guru Points: 182293 More actions · Answer 4

How to: Map Result Sets to Variables in an Execute SQL Task - SQL Server 2005

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store the select query result as variable and load on another table in ssis

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