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  • RE: looking for tables or columns etc. within a SSIS package

    If you can open the solution in Visual studio editor (SSDT) and right click the package name in the solution explorer, then click View Code, it gives you the xml...

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  • RE: Select vs Set Local Variable

    Sean Lange (7/13/2016)


    Mohit Dhiman (7/13/2016)


    Even with the primary clustered key, are we sure here that the select always returns 2 at the last?

    Wonder why they always used to tell...

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  • RE: Select vs Set Local Variable

    Even with the primary clustered key, are we sure here that the select always returns 2 at the last?

    Wonder why they always used to tell us there is no...

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  • RE: Visual Studio 2012 Keeping file locks

    I certainly have faced this problem, but apart from restarting Visual studio anything else really didn't work..

    Oddly enough many a times even restarting VS did not help..

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  • RE: How can I use parameterized query (Select statement Where Col1= 'U') in OLEDB source of Data Flow task?

    So, inside a data flow task, on an OLEDB source, if you select SQL command as the data access mode and click the Parameters button you can pass value/s to...

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  • RE: Need to export excel sheet with SPECIAL formats

    mister.magoo (1/9/2013)


    If you are using xlsx files, there is a way that is not too difficult if you are methodical...

    • Create your template file with formatting and some sample data.
    • Use your...

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  • RE: How can I use parameterized query (Select statement Where Col1= 'U') in OLEDB source of Data Flow task?

    3 - variable is used as ? in sq statement as param -- DOES NOT WORK

    Can't see why this should not work. Which version of SSIS are you doing this...

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  • RE: SSIS Error invalid character value for cast

    Not sure how you would do that with the Import/Export wizard.. Even if you manage to (assuming excel is still the source) you'll run in to the same error again...

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  • RE: Find "Consecutive" records based on available dates in another table

    You need to have a RowNumber/Rank in your date table that assigns each date with a sequence no.. Often it can be achieved with an identity column, but then you...

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  • RE: Extract text from numbers

    compufreak (10/20/2014)


    Hi Mohit

    yes i understand what you are saying but this is like really complicated as we pull data from all different tables joining it by a common ID.

    Ok..but what...

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  • RE: When if ever would you following a JOIN ON clause with an AND instead of WHERE?

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  • RE: When if ever would you following a JOIN ON clause with an AND instead of WHERE?

    If you are using a LEFT Join with a restricting WHERE then you need to be careful that your WHERE condition does not remove the additional rows your LEFT join...

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  • RE: Extract text from numbers

    What decides prj(5616) is to be called soccer?

    I mean i thought you wanted to extract prj from prj(5616), but this is something else you are talking about.

    Anyways, you could use...

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  • RE: Please Help resove it inj SSIS

    Check the DB connection in the Connection Manager.. There's an option "Test Connection"..

    If that works you should not be seeing this error.

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  • RE: Need Help with Stored Procedure

    Would have been better if you gave the values (some sample execution values) you were getting error for..

    That would have helped in pin pointing the error..

    Thanks

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