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XML as Source in SSIS — Part 2
Now that our data is cleansed, onto loading the data into our table! The cleanest, most sane approach that I have found to parsing through XML within a SSIS script task is by utilizing Linq to XML. More information can … Continue reading
XML as Source in SSIS
XML is becoming increasingly popular in the workplace. Many systems are using it as a way to transmit data efficiently across the network. While XML certainly has its place, consuming it and deconstructing it can be a real headache. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
Create XML Fragment in SQL Server
The XML datatype, first introduced in SQL Server 2005, can be very handy when utilized properly. It is an industry standard, and with it, it is easy to import/export data across different servers, as well as different systems entirely. This … Continue reading
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Delete Multiple Connection Managers SSIS
Have you ever wanted to save yourself some time by copying a package, renaming it, and then modifying its contents to suit your needs? What if the package that you are copying from has 60 connection managers, and your new … Continue reading