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  • RE: Bucket transactions and a turnover report

    Denis,

    Glad you could understand it okay.

    The problem lies within the Intersect Buckets table. You'll need a DELETE statement to remove bucketID 2 (as has been SENT, similar DELETE method...



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  • RE: Bucket transactions and a turnover report

    Just thinking on, if the CHANGED result (difference of CHANGES) is to be the difference and not the total of the weights after the changes have been made:

    Remove the Changed...



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  • RE: Bucket transactions and a turnover report

    I've got a script which I think answers the question. I haven't fully tested it; but it's all set-based so the performance on a large table shouldn't be too bad.

    The...



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  • RE: Bucket transactions and a turnover report

    There is a bug in the above script... It does not return correct results when a bucket has been reused..... Change the dates...



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  • RE: Bucket transactions and a turnover report

    I couldn't quite figure out if you wanted to include buckets that have been brought IN or CHANGEd before the start date but not sent OUT before the report (therefore, like...



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  • RE: DTS Importing problem

    Are you using the Copy SQL Server Objects task?



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  • RE: Import Data From Access *.mdf Files to MS SQL SERVER 2000

    Hmm, not seen that one before...

    Drop me an email to {email now removed} and I can send you an example package that I've created.

    Just out of...



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  • RE: Import Data From Access *.mdf Files to MS SQL SERVER 2000

    Steve,

    You'll need the Execute SQL task as the first step in your package, this will build the filename and pass it to a Global Variable.

    You then need to follow...



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  • RE: Import Data From Access *.mdf Files to MS SQL SERVER 2000

    Steve,

    Thinking back I remember tearing my hair out over a similar problem and decided that I could actually hate an inanimate object....

    Anyway, back to the problem. If the path is...



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  • RE: Import Data From Access *.mdf Files to MS SQL SERVER 2000

    Apologies, my misunderstanding...

    You need an Execute SQL task with the statement:

    SELECT CONVERT(CHAR(8), DATEADD(dd, -1, GETDATE()), 112) + '.mdb' AS filename

    in it to build...



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  • RE: Import Data From Access *.mdf Files to MS SQL SERVER 2000

    Steve,

    You can use DTS to build a package that will transfer data from a MDB (through the Jet engine) to a SQL Server table. Have a look at http://www.sqldts.com...



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  • RE: populate a rowset variable

    Stuart,

    The following script opens a GV rowset and builds a comma-separated string for each row. You could incorporate the FileSystemObject in to the record loop and write each line to a CSV...



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  • RE: XSLT Transformation

    Can you post the statement that you are attempting to use too? This may help us in helping you...



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  • RE: XQuery result to temprary table

    Check out the performance difference of creating the temporary table first and the INSERT INTO it...



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  • RE: Invalid status for bound data

    If the error statement is exactly as above it looks like the extract is trying to put a VARCHAR value ('XXXXXXXX') to a NUMERIC column (column 8).



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