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I am working with SSIS and I need to load multiple files with the following (Yellos) format to SQL using SSIS The problem as you can see is that the files has an horrible format only process / consume records if the column A is populated (e.g: ignoring rows# 14 - X ) and I need to insert the value in D1 into the Date column. any suggestion? Regards! Lets divide this problem into 3 Sub problems: Get the date value from D1 Start Reading from Row number 4 Ignore all Rows where Column1 is NULL Solution 1. Get the date value from D1 Create 2 SSIS variables, @[User::FilePath] (of type string) that

Here is the following situation: I have a table of StudentsA which needs to be synchronized with another table, on a different server, StudentsB . It's a one-way sync from A to B. Since the table StudentsA can hold a large number of rows, we have a table called StudentsSync (on the input server) containing the ID of StudentsA which have been modified since the last copy from StudentsA to StudentsB . I made the following SSIS Data Flow task: The only problem is that I need to DELETE the row from StudentsSync after a successful copy or update. Something like this: Any idea how this can be

How can I cause an SSIS 2017 package to fail if a column in the source table does not have a corresponding column in the destination table, or at least a deliberate decision to not include it? I made a table in both called test with one column, testcol. SSIS transfers the data. Now I added a testcol2 to the source, but not to the destination. The job still runs fine the way it's handled today, but I want that to fail and report an unmapped column error. Update 1 After doing more research on this issue, it looks like that ValidatExternalMetadata doesn't do what you're looking for. It will only

I have a rather simple SSIS package that I've used many times to import a tab delimited file into a single table in a database. I attached a new source file to the package and attempted to run the package. The package starts A cmd prompt appears briefly, then disappears [?!] The process then exits, on the Flat File Source component. [??!] Output displays as follows: SSIS package "C:\Users...\Conversion\LoadHistory.dtsx" starting. Information: 0x4004300A at Load Data to Legacy Database - Test, SSIS.Pipeline: Validation phase is beginning. Information: 0x4004300A at Load Data to Legacy Database

I'm working on providing a method to allow for bulk updating our tables ( greater than 1M new or updated rows per update) and was interested in dropping the current indexes and recreating them after the updates. I was wondering if anyone has a script to provide loose coupling of these operations so that if the indexes change over time, the update process does not change. It seems like this is one of those things that the community has already probably solved. Dustin Laine I have script that I use to query the system tables to capture all non-clustered indexes and disable then rebuild upon

I got a task to load a strangely formatted text file. The file contains unwanted data too. It contains two headers back to back and data for each header is specified on alternate lines. Header rows start after ------ . I need to read both the header along with its corresponding data and dump it into some Excel/table destination using. Let me know how to solve this using any transformation in SSIS or maybe with a script. Don't know how to use script task for this. Right now I am reading the file in one column and using a derived column manually trying to split it using substring function. But

I installed Visual Studio 2019 Community and then installed data tools. I can open an Integration Services project but when I look at the SSIS Tooolbox, it's empty. How do I fix this? This is a problem after Visual Studio does an update for Optimization. I have confirmed that the fix is: Open menu item: - Tools - Options - Environment - On the General Tab - DISABLE/uncheck - "Optimize rendering for screens with different pixel densities" This solved my problem. ..Derrick.. I think you should download and install the Integration Services Projects extension: SQL Server Integration Services