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  • RE: delete duplicate record

    you might wanna take a look at this post on duplicates

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost1126433.aspx

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  • RE: Bulk insert with an identifier?

    FormatFile would be helpful...

    check this for more info

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms179250.aspx

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  • RE: Using SSIS

    u can use the conditional split component if im not wrong... try searchin BOL on Conditional Split

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  • RE: Using SSIS

    I believe you are trying to join 2 tables and insert values to the third table...

    Insert into Names_Output1 (Firstname, LastName,UserId)

    select a.Firstname, a.LastName,b.UserId

    from

    tblInput a join Users_Output2 b

    on a.UserName=b.users

    I have not tested...

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  • RE: Text to Columns in SQL

    Gianluca Sartori (8/4/2011)


    I guess you need a splitter function, such as the great one desribed by Jeff Moden in his article here[/url].

    If you like his code, please consider voting for...

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  • RE: Using Bulk Insert task for loading data into SQL sever

    Yes... I believe you cannot use a RAW file[RAW file as in, something created by RAW File Destination and not a text file] in a bulk insert task. The RAW...

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  • RE: Using Bulk Insert task for loading data into SQL sever

    Is column23 the last column in the source? there is a fair possibility the row terminator is causing trouble. is it possible for you provide a sample of the source...

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  • RE: Execute SQL Task

    @Koen- I believe running execute SQL tasks in parallel should not cause any problem as the values for the variables are evaluated before the tasks are executed[Please correct me if...

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  • RE: Execute SQL Task

    Strange.... I tried re creating the scenario... and I dont face the issue... Steps followed

    Created variable User::Query set to evaluate as expression

    Expression:"select * into test"+ @[User::Stamp] +"...

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  • RE: Execute SQL Task

    How is the current date is populated to the variable "User::DateStamp"?

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  • RE: Using aggregate function for datatime column

    It would be great if you could provide us with the scripts for creating the table and sample data so that we can help you. the below mentioned link will...

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  • RE: Is there any way to capture parameter values passed for nested stored procedures?

    Eugene Elutin (7/27/2011)


    SQL Profiler is a tracing tool, so it does show what has been executed. It's not a debugging tool.

    So you will never see what the parameters values are...

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  • RE: Is there any way to capture parameter values passed for nested stored procedures?

    I hope you know how to run the profiler and how to capture the things. If yes then run your code yourself and test it.

    Hi Ashish, I am very well...

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  • RE: Is there any way to capture parameter values passed for nested stored procedures?

    @Ashish

    Can you try this nested stored proc and let me know the result.

    create proc testproc (@testval nvarchar(50))

    as

    begin

    select @testval

    end

    create...

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  • RE: Not able to run SSIS package in 64 bit server

    I was facing the same problem.. just that its related to excel and ms access instead of oracle. I was not able to run the package in 64 bit environment...

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