ssis-2012

First, I'm loving the very clearly delineated versioning of the SSIS tools . >:( I installed SSDT BI for Visual Studio 2013 and built a nice little project in it to generate test data. Within VS 2013, I ran this thing hundreds of times. I can deploy it from within the IDE (right click on project...deploy). However I can't deploy it using the .ispac file. After much searching, I figured out that VS 2013 is building SSIS 2014 .ispac files (PackageFormat=8) and these won't deploy to a SSIS 2012 server (PackageFormat=6). My question is, if VS can deploy the package built in VS 2013 to SSIS 2012,

I am trying to set up deployment process for single package usinig project deployment so VS2012. I found that to change dynamicaly connection string on the server I can parametrize connections so I did this and created enviroments and I run my package with inviroment which has connnections strings as parameters and all seems to be fine, but why on connection manager I can still see some old setup made while developing? How can I remove it ? By Parameterize, I assume you're using the Configuration section to globally configure a project/package or on a per-execution basis. This is in contrast

I am using SSIS in VS 2013. I need to get a list of IDs from 1 database, and with that list of IDs, I want to query another database, ie SELECT ... from MySecondDB WHERE ID IN ({list of IDs from MyFirstDB}) . There is 3 Methods to achieve this: 1st method - Using Lookup Transformation First you have to add a Lookup Transformation like @TheEsisia answered but there are more requirements: In the Lookup you Have to write the query that contains the ID list (ex: SELECT ID From MyFirstDB WHERE ... ) At least you have to select one column from the lookup table These will not filter rows , but this

I have a table customer in my sql server. Columns Distributer_Code Cust_code cust_name cust_add zip tel dl_number gstin we receive customer files from the distributor on a monthly basis. so sometimes they send files with the wrong structuer.. like maybe gstin is missing or dl_number is missing or gstin is in place of dl_number and dl_number is in place of tel...basically, columns could be split.. when we upload those flat files with SSIS it gives error..and data doesn't get uploaded on the server if the structure is wrong. I want to upload those data with null data if columns are missing or

I Have to Upload Data in SQL Server from .dbf Files through SSIS. My Output Column is fixed but the input column is not fixed because the files come from client and client may have updated data by his own style. there may be some unused column too or input column name can be different from output column. One idea I had in my mind was to map files input column with output column in SQL Database table and use only those column which is present in the row for file id. But I am not getting how to do that. can you suggest me for doing the same or else you have any idea? Table Example. +--------+---

I have a package that I developed in VS2012 (using the SQL Data Tools component) which collects data from a DBF file using the VFPOLEDB provider, and puts it into a database on a SQL Server 2012 X64 server. The project containing the package has the DebugOption of Run64BitRuntime set to false. I have imported this package to the SSIS Package Store of a test and live server (identical setups). The VFPOLEDB provider is installed on both, and I can see in the registry of both machines that it's there for 32bit runtimes. The package runs fine on the test machine, but fails on the live machine. The

using SSIS 2012. My flat file connection manager I have a delimited file where the row delimiter is set to CRLF , but when it processes the file, I have a text column that has an LF in it. This is causing it to read that as a row terminator causing it fail. Any ideas? Before answering, i don't think that the column contains only LF because if the row delimiter is CRLF it will not consider it as delimiter. So it is probably CRLF , but i will give a solution for the two cases (CRLF or LF) Solution You can fix this situation with the following steps: First in the Flat File connection manager add