as I told you if you define the field as a datetime datatype the format you use does not matter - it is up to the UI to do the...

if the fields were defined correctly as dates then the format does not matter

apart from that your code is doing what you asked for

you can't.

SSIS Catalog packages execute on the server where the catalog is installed so your setup needs to be

Server A

- SQL Server Instance

- - User databases

- - ReportServer db's -...

(First, a disclaimer.  I'm not by...

Thanks. I'm not sure I buy the "talk to MS/licensing reseller" mentality - they're the ones who told me 'per core, per server'! 🙂

Totally agree with this though:

"Now should...

its not per instance you only license the VM (or physical server ) - for SQL Standard on a VM environment you license all vcores on that VM (minimum of...

possibly use a execute sql task instead of a dataflow - resultset

pass this resultset to a component script and for each record retrieved create a new file and write the...

not being able to see the history may be other permissions being set or SSMS having issues.

or... too many jobs on the server and the history for the jobs he...

are all files the same format or different formats?

and when you say they are delimited (space in this case) with double quotes as field delimiter - is that really correct...

error is pretty clear - produit.sales.SalesOrderDetail_2014 is not partitioned - the image you posted is for the table sales.SalesOrderDetail

if your partitions are yearly and if you archive onto 1 table...

it does help to read the manual

$A = Import-Csv -Path .\file.csv -Header 'column1', 'column2', 'column3'|select column1,column3

it all depends on the requirements matrix that you should have done already - that will give you a hint of what you may need.

its not enough to say that...

no need to do it - that comma is part of the data and unless you have a business rule that requires its removal you should leave it in.

In posh...

how have you determined that you need in memory tables? can you supply the requirements matrix that you used for it?

unless you are looking into thousands of transactions per second...

and second step - and sometimes the only one as what the "users" see does not necessarily reflect the underlying database - look at code that uses that db

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