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  • RE: Delete semi-dups during Data Flow?

    Okay, the Execute SQL Task might be the way to go. Since your suggestion didn't seem to like me, I tried adding a Lookup to the first pipeline (right...

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    Okay. Just verifying. It never hurts to check every angle just to be sure. @=)

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    Not necessarily. What about the difference between signed & unsigned integers? If you have columns in your flat file connection defined as unsigned, this could be a problem.

    Of...

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    Here's a question, what is your mapping on the Flat File Connection set up as? Is it set to a datatype that doesn't allow negative values?

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    BETWEEN has a very nasty habit of dropping records. I don't use it at all. I prefer Greater Than / Equal and Less Than or the reverse. ...

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  • RE: Delete semi-dups during Data Flow?

    Frank,

    Hmmm. Multicast doesn't like being put after my Merge. It comes up with a totally blank screen on both sides of the divide. Apparently it can't see...

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  • RE: Use Lookup as a Data Source??

    Actually, I think Matt just hit it. I don't know why I couldn't see that. It's sitting right in front of me.

    DOH!

    Thanks, Matt. I think that'll work.

    As...

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    Honestly, it sounds like the function is simply not reaching the first statement. It sounds like it's always evaluating the ELSE when other people run it.

    Which doesn't make sense...

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  • RE: Use Lookup as a Data Source??

    Michael,

    You've almost got it.

    I don't want to use option 1. I have too many records and I want to keep the column width down to what's necessary. However,...

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    Ann,

    Can you post the table structures and some sample data for each table? This would help us help you test it.

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    And there's no actual physical table by the same name that might have different values than the function uses?

    EDIT: And have you tried the stored procedure without a CTE? ...

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    Unfortunately, since I don't have the table structure you do (or the data), I can't test this. Have you verified the Execute permissions on the Function?

    And is there another...

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  • RE: Table valued functions, common table expressions and SSIS in SQL Server 2005

    Given what BOL says about functions and variables, Frank's statement makes sense to me. Try building your function SELECT as a dynamic SQL Statement.

    Do you know how to do...

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  • RE: Dear friends

    Oh, and it just occurs to me. Don't import the data. Use an Execute SQL Task on the Control Flow. Easiest and simpliest way to do what...

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  • RE: Dear friends

    FYI, Microsoft is threatening to discontinue the version of JOINing that you just posted, so you might want to update it to the format most people use these days. ...

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