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  • RE: Review Data Type Mapping (SQL Server Import And Export Wizard), SQL Server 2008 R2

    jpserra3 (6/10/2015)


    Have i stated a problem that no-one has seen? does this screen (Review Data Type Mapping screen) show up for everyone else?

    Well, I never use the wizard, and...



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  • RE: SSIS package to split address into 3 fields

    See if this works:

    Street1: SUBSTRING(Street,1,50 - FINDSTRING(" ",REVERSE(SUBSTRING(Street,1,50)),1))

    Street2: SUBSTRING(Street,LEN(Street1) + 1, 50 - FINDSTRING(" ",REVERSE(SUBSTRING(Street,LEN(Street1) + 1,50)),1))

    Street3: SUBSTRING(Street,LEN(Street1) + LEN(Street2) + 1, 50 - FINDSTRING(" ",REVERSE(SUBSTRING(Street,LEN(Street2) + 1,50)),1))

    This...



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  • RE: SSIS package to split address into 3 fields

    The syntax I posted is all SQL. If I'm not mistaken, FINDSTRING might be what you need to use instead of CHARINDEX in SSIS expressions.



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  • RE: SSIS package to split address into 3 fields

    W4Designs (6/10/2015)


    Thanks Alvin!

    My supervisor-imposed requirement is that I NOT use SQL to do the conversion and to use some alternative method inside the package. Obviously SQL is the most simple...



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  • RE: Data comes correct with Select but when convert it to update, it does not work

    If #Temp2 had a RowNumber column, with values that reset to 1 for each grouping, then in your update statement, you can add the join on the row number to...



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  • RE: SSIS package to split address into 3 fields

    You could try something like the code below, in the query that extracts the data from your source table.

    SELECT

    CHARINDEX( ' ',REVERSE(yourAddressField), 1),

    Street1 = SUBSTRING(yourAddressField, 1, 50 - CHARINDEX(...



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  • RE: SSIS package to split address into 3 fields

    I'll have a solution for doing did in the SQL query after I come back from lunch.



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  • RE: Data comes correct with Select but when convert it to update, it does not work

    All the records of #Temp2 were updated when I ran your scripts.



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  • RE: How to do do data massage for this scenario

    Eugene Elutin (6/10/2015)


    Have you heard about data normalization?

    I would suggest to do exactly that.

    Store data in the database table as supposed to; report/display it as you wish (comma separated...



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  • RE: How to select records only when their status has been changed?

    I hope this is a homework question. I have trouble imagining the data presented as realistic.



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  • RE: SSIS package to split address into 3 fields

    David Burrows (6/10/2015)


    This might be possible using derived columns but would be a very complex expression or using several derived columns to pad the string into 50 column chunks and...



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  • RE: Finding / getting in touch with recruiters?

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    Matt Miller (#4) (6/9/2015)


    Yes - agreed Eric.

    Clearly have a profile on LinkedIn, but making massive changes and/or listing yourself as looking for work...



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  • RE: Database Reporting wrong size

    ricardo_chicas (6/9/2015)


    Hello All

    I have a 50gb database, with 3 files at the primary filegroup, each one of those has around 16gb

    I truncated 2 tables releasing 33gb, so the database should...



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  • RE: Finding / getting in touch with recruiters?

    Matt Miller (#4) (6/9/2015)


    Yes - agreed Eric.

    Clearly have a profile on LinkedIn, but making massive changes and/or listing yourself as looking for work in this scenario might cause...



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  • RE: Logic

    sharonsql2013 (6/9/2015)


    I am a bit confused on the logic..

    If we need to calculate the Percentage of Closed Purchase Orders .

    Does that mean we need to implement like this ?

    SUM(of Purchase...



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