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Monthly Archives: June 2007
Using the Merge Statement in SQL Server 2008
It’s been a busy couple of weeks, but I’ve finally found some time to play around with the June CTP of SQL Server 2008. One of the items that caught my interest was the MERGE statement. This is a new … Continue reading
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XML Transformations Part 2
Previously, I posted about using a script destination component to output an XML file. A post on the MSDN forums got me thinking about a slight tweak to the previous post that would result in a little more flexibility. The … Continue reading
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Multi-File Outputs Part 2
In my previous post, I discussed how to use a script destination to output multiple flat files from a single source. In it, I mentioned that I would post an alternate approach, that didn’t require any scripting. So, here it … Continue reading
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Multi-File Output Destination Script Component
Yesterday I posted about using a destination script component to write XML files from a data flow. Today, I’m continuing in the same vein with a post about writing multiple destination files from a destination script component. The inspiration for this … Continue reading
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XML Destination Script Component
I often hear comments along the lines of “Why doesn’t SSIS have an XML destination?”. Unfortunately, I don’t know the answer to that, but I can show you how to implement your own XML destination fairly easily. Thanks to the … Continue reading
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