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By: Joby

Joby — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 13:39:41 +0000

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By: Thirmal

Thirmal — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 06:03:05 +0000

Hi,
Thanks for sharing knowleged. Please can you explaine with Access Files?
My Requirement is i have three access files in different locations having same tables i need to import data into MS Sql Server Using SSIS/ Can you explaine please

By: Arun Mallick

Arun Mallick — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 11:19:35 +0000

Hi vinesh,
It’s not a big deal. Your purpose is to load all the tables from the source server to your destination by using SSIS.
Use foreach loop container and use “Foreach ADO Enumerator” or “Foreach ADO.NET Schema Rowset Enumerator” enumerator to iterate through each table.
And inside this container use a script task to generate a simple package with one dataflowtask to populate data for one table and run it.
And regarding 30 tables per run, you can set some conditions but i would suggest to not have anything like that because it is going to load your tables one by one.
Hope this will help u.

By: vinesh

vinesh — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 10:47:14 +0000

we are migrating a datawarehouse application from asp – sql 2000 to dotnet2.0 – sql 2005
currently we are in the process of coming up with an optimum solution for backend design using sql server 2005.
This application pulls data from 3 different source systems (oracle,sql server and mainframe db2).

we have 3 different staging databases corresponding to each of the source application database.
For eg : RetailGarments application is an oltp application with backend oracle database .
we have a staging SQL server database called Retailgarments_stg for our datawarehouse application.
similarly OnlineTravelBooking is an OLTP application with DB2 database .we have corresponding
OnlineTravelBooking_Staging database for staging this data.

Each of these source systems have more than 100 tables and we are currently pulling most of the
tables to our side from the source .

These staging data from different datasources are accumulated in to a cleansed Schema database
which is used for Reporting and other OLAP requirements.

Our question is related to data pull from the source system.
Current SQL Server database pulls these data from sorce system using Stored proc dynamic queries containing
link server openquery.

We would like to improve the performance as part of sql server 2000 to sql 2005 migration
and would like to use SSIS features for this .

Stored Proc approch that we currently use for SQL Server 2000 helps us to dynamically frame the query
through driver tables .(looping through the list of tables for each source system and framing corresponding
table query using appropriate columns)

As part of new SQL Server 2005 migration , we were planning to use Source – Destination data transformation methods,
Can we use foreach loop or for loop for this ?

Is there any better method for this ..?

AIM : If we have 90 tables for a source system, we would like to iterate and pull data for 30 tables each
(3 data pull each having 30 tables) as 3 seperate parallel data pulls.

By: vinoth

vinoth — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 04:46:42 +0000

HI Friends,
I need another urgent help with example.
Task:-
1.Create ssis package with import multi format file into same table like excel and xml and db resources.
2.And create loop for checking this data and import into correct table and error table
3. And create meta data and read this data path from meta table to import

pls any one my friends help me with small examples

My email is : vinothlilly@gmail.com

By: vinoth

vinoth — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 07:29:32 +0000

Hi Nick,
Thanks for your immediate reply, could u pls give some small example for this, because i am very new for this ssis.

pls help me thanks