It would satisfy your requirement yes.

You would only need to create the full path at which an image is located.

Currently only the last part of the filename is stored in...

rangu (6/16/2014)

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Hi Koen,

Thanks for responding..

Yes I know the column name on which erroris occurring.

the datatype for this column nd length are matching.. I have tried fixing column length, like increasing...

Are you an administrator on the machine?

Please include table DDL, sample data and desired output.

Actual execution plans are preferable as well.

Exactly. I make a point of always setting my cup (if I have one) in...

First I thought this was yet another kitchen sale spam in the forums 🙂

Personally I wouldn't like cleaning the kitchen as imo the cleaning crew should be responsible for that.

In...

Again an outstanding question. Thanks!

No. Configurations are loaded before validation.

Did you try the SSIS import column transformation I mentioned earlier?

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Suresh.Utham (6/15/2014)

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I found the solution for this in another blog... Used replace(Param.value, "&[", "%2526[") instead of escape() and it worked 🙂

="void(window.open('"+Variables!ReportServerUrl.Value+"/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?"+Globals!ReportFolder+"/Test+Report&rs:Command=Render&Param1='" + replace(Fields!Realname.Value, "&[", "%2526[") + "&Param2=" + replace(Fields!Username.Value, "&[",...

SELECT 'Last Time Belgium Won the World Cup' = 1/0;

🙁

The actual error most likely has the column name in it, and that's the one you should investigate.

What is the length in the source? What is the length in the...

Phil Parkin (6/15/2014)

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Anamika (6/15/2014)

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Hi,

In my ETL feed i need to identify whether the data is missing for continuous 5 hours. What could be the efficient way of doing this...

Told you 😉

I believe there is only something...