First of all, you shouldn't be creating the stored procedure in all three environments at the same time. It violates the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) process and could...

Michael,

Your last post actually made sense. Until of course, I created another data flow task.

Of course, I can't be sure until I've finished running this step, but it appears...

I'd rather not have to add yet another SQL Login to my databases. And I don't want to give permissions to the current SQL Logins to this particular database....

Michael,

Does SQL Server support the parameter names consistantly?

Also, once I do this Update, I'm pretty much done with this data flow. I don't need to add a destination afterwards,...

Michael,

Actually, you can manually turn on the IsSorted property with the "Table or View" option. In fact, it's required in order to use a MERGE JOIN component right after...

Hmm. Interestingly enough, the solution seems to be to change the Source from "Table or View" to "SQL Command" and to use an actual SELECT statement with defined column...

I actually had my data flow designed in a top down, but I couldn't get it to all fit on one screen shot, so I moved everything left to right...

Well, my test Data Flow just completed. Even with 7 Sorts, 5 Merge Joins, 4 Conditional Splits and 2 Unions, it finished in 2 hours 32+ minutes, approximately 1/3...

Unfortunately, doing a separate staging DB is out of the question. We don't have the space for it. @=(

Interesting site. Have you used these components before? ...

My situation here is that I'm joining on no less than 6 tables to get my result set, with the final two tables being left outer joins that check for...

Michael,

It just occurred to me... Doesn't using a Merge Join mean you're pulling all columns of the table into SSIS prior to the task anyway?

I think that's why I originally...

WHOOHOO!

That's the ticket, Matt! (Head cold or not, you is GENIUS). And I didn't even have to use the namespace declaration to make it work. The syntax...

I'm still not getting this to work. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to select from an XML column in a table and shred it to a relational...

Subquery then.

Select *

from OrigDs

where ID in (Select Distinct ID from NewDs

where MyNewCol...

Do you have the ability to do a T-SQL join back to your original record source?

If so, then do "Select * from OrigDs od join NewDs nd on od.ID =...