SSIS Queries

I have a date Format like 20140101(yyyymmdd) i want to change the date format as 2014/01/01 (yyyy/mm/dd)
how can i do this by using Derived column in ssis
please help..

You don't need replace. You can use a logic as below
SUBSTRING([columnname],1,4) + "/" + SUBSTRING([columnname],5,2) + "/" + SUBSTRING([columnname],7,2)
Assuming source column data type is string (DT_STR)
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Some articles only just missed out, so we may be returning to discuss those too, in future blogs.
BizTalk Technical Guru - May 2014
Peter Lindgren
BizTalk 2010: Call SSO from Orchestration
TGN: "I bet a few people will love you for this, I often see this question at the forums, and you answered it well. Good work!"
Mandi Ohlinger: "Great topic and great explanation. It also makes SSO seem less scary :)"
Sandro Pereira: "Very useful sample, well explained with all the necessary code "
boatseller
BizTalk: Using an Orchestration Sync or Async
Sandro Pereira: "Good sample provide by boatseller and well explained."
TGN: "Hey, great work man! This is a well done article and I love it!"
Steef-Jan Wiggers
Exposing data through BizTalk Service Hybrid Connections
Sandro Pereira: "Nice article with a good overview about BizTalk Service Hybrid Connections and how you can configure them."
TGN: "Good article, well explained and good pictures. Again Steef-Jan, you know what you're doing!"
Mandi Ohlinger: "Nice set-up overview. "
Forefront Identity Manager Technical Guru - May 2014
Sheldon.Jaquay
Forefront Identity Manager - RCDC - Regular Expression
AM: "Great contribution! Option C is clever, and the other examples are also a useful reference. Thanks for sharing your work with the community."
Ed Price: "Nice short article. Great topic, and great blend of code, color, and images!"
Søren Granfeldt: "Nice with a little focus on RegEx with FIM and good help for people wanting to have the portal be just a little more company specific"
GO: "Thanks for the article, but the images weren't clear enough."
Scott Eastin
Installing Oracle MA for FIM R2 on Windows 2012
GO: "EX-CE-LL-EN-T article!"
AM: "Very nice article with clear step-by-step instructions - thanks for putting this together. "
Ed Price: "I love the sections with numbered bullets at the end. They're very clear and easy to read!"
Microsoft Azure Technical Guru - May 2014
João Sousa
Microsoft Azure - Remote Debbuging How To?
GO: "Clever. Well Explained and written. Thanks! You absolutely deserve the GOLD medal."
Ed Price: "Fantastic topic and great use of images!"
Alex Mang
The Move to the New Azure SQL Database Tiers
Ed Price: "Great depth and descriptions! Very timely topic! Lots of collaboration on this article from community members!"
GO: "great article but images are missing"
Alex Mang
Separating Insights Data In Visual Studio Online
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Ed Price: "Good descriptions and clarity!"
GO: "great article but images are missing"
Microsoft Visio Technical Guru - May 2014
Mr X
How to export your Orchestrator Runbooks to Visio and Word
Ed Price: "A basic tip, but very helpful. Good job!"
GO: "Thanks for that!"
SR: "Nice "How To" article explaining the basic steps."
AH: "This article is to the point takes a simple tasks and describes it accurately.
SharePoint 2010 / 2013 Technical Guru - May 2014
Dan Christian
Build a loop workflow using SharePoint 2010
Jinchun Chen: "Excellent article. Personally speaking, the biggest challenge is SharePoint Designer workflow is “while-loop”. Many customers had the same scene as this article set. I am sure they are like this article.
Benoît Jester: "An AWESOME, huge, detailed article by Dan. Did I mention the videos? Thanks Dan!"
GO: "Great article Dan! Thanks!"
Margriet Bruggeman: "Detailed explanation which I admire, but wouldn't be using a vs workflow be more logical in this case?"
Geetanjali Arora
Export User Profile Properties using CSOM
Benoît Jester: "Great article on this new SharePoint 2013 development capability. I appreciate the code explanations."
GO: "This is a great article. Love the way how you explain it."
Margriet Bruggeman: "I will use this piece of code in the future!"
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Inderjeet Singh
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GO: "Simple. Good Written. Clear and Clever. Great article."
Margriet Bruggeman: "Quite handy reference for this particular problem"
Benoît Jester: "Good explanation on the site collection deletion process."
Small Basic Technical Guru - May 2014
Philip Conrod
Programming Home Projects with Microsoft Small Basic: Chapter
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RZ: "Very systematic introduction."
Ed Price: "Good overview article that covers all the basics!"
Michiel Van Hoorn: "Nice introduction into the history of Basic. Needs to be updated to reflect current support for Windows version (Windows NT? LOL )"
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Programming Home Projects with Microsoft Small Basic: Chapter 6: Flash
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Michiel Van Hoorn: "This article (or book chapter) is excellent material to learn how to envision, design and build your program. The actual example program is also very usable."
Ed Price: "I love how this tutorial keeps building on itself as it goes!"
Nonki Takahashi
Small Basic: Variable
RZ: "Very nice explanation of the concept of variables!"
Michiel Van Hoorn: "Clear explanation and not frills"
Ed Price: "Great article with fantastic formatting!"
SQL BI and Power BI Technical Guru - May 2014
Durval Ramos
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Ed Price: "The images are very helpful! Could use a grammar pass. Great descriptions!"
GO: "This article has everything. A conclusion, reference, see also, other languages section. everybody should write actually like this."
NN: "An interesting topic and article but unfortunately a bit hard to understand due to grammar problems"
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GO: "Wonderful article!"
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SQL Server General and Database Engine Technical Guru - May 2014
Shanky
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Jinchun Chen: "Good article. Thank you!"
GO: "One of the best Wiki Articles ever! Thanks buddy!"
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NN: "Very interesting article, another great contribution by Shanky"
Ed Price: "Thorough descriptions and great solution! Good article!"
Uwe Ricken
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Ed Price: "Incredibly well formatted! Great breakdown of sections!"
GO: "Whoo, this is a wonderful article!"
DRC: "-- This article explains the Query execution behaviour when the Query is not optimally written which could cause increased execution time. Great article. -- This topic is clearly explained and documented using a simple example and
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NN: "Very good, easy to understand article and important information to know to all SQL Server developers"
System Center Technical Guru - May 2014
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GO: "Clever and well written. Thanks"
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which is technically correct, but logically and obviously wrong. So make sure that there is one additional check afterwards that makes sure that eventual privicy concerns will not survive the random process. Normally this would not happen, but I have already
checked this is one of my older blog entries, where we exactly had that problem obfuscating data to make that operational and live data will not be recognized afterwards. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jenss/archive/2009/04/08/when-is-random-random-enough.aspx In
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Richard Mueller: "Very instructive. Perhaps the See Also section should have more links."
Ed Price: "Great formatting and topic! Could benefit from more descriptions. Great article!"
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Rogge H
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Manoj Pandey: "I like the idea, but it took me some more time to understand the overall logic as I'm new to Geo datatypes, Thanks."
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Richard Mueller: "Needs more explanation, and perhaps an example. There should be links to relevant references."
Ed Price: "Good job on the opening descriptions! Could benefit from breaking up and explaining the code more. Images and references would be helpful. Good article!"
Hasham Niaz
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Jinchun Chen: "Good."
JS: "-Does actually not work for Case senstive areas where I want to remoce certain Upper/lower case characters. This might be not interesting for some people, but is extremely important and relevant to other people. The limitation is
that I can´t pass multiple values to be removed from the string, right ? Could this be implemented as well as many people wash out their data from unused / unimportant control characters. "I have tested it on a table which has got more than 11 Million
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Richard Mueller: "Very clever and also very useful. There should be links to references, for example to explain the PATINDEX function."
Ed Price: "Great job on this article! Very clear and well executed! See JS's comments for some thoughts about what's possible. Great article!"
Manoj Pandey: "A good utility Function that I can use and tweak for my future needs, Thanks."
Jaliya Udagedara
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GO: "Gold Winner. For sure!"
Ed Price: "Amazing article! The depth, images, and code formatting make this fantastic!"
NN: "Great article, thorough explanations, great interaction in the comments - very useful tutorial"
Søren Granfeldt: "Nice work."
João Sousa
ASP.NET MVC 5 - Bootstrap 3.0 in 3 Steps
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Ed Price: "Great formatting! Good use of images!"
NN: "Nice introduction to Bootstrap in ASP.MVC project"
Søren Granfeldt: "Just a little more technical explanation would be nice"
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NN: "Good and short article, right to the point"
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Ed Price: "Good article. Short and sweet."
Wiki and Portals Technical Guru - May 2014
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Richard Mueller: "Excellent explanation of the judging system. Perhaps could use a See Also section."
Ed Price: "Good quote from Shanky in the comments, "Awesome....Kudos to your for your beautiful work" -- Great job!"
NN: "Very good article. It may also benefit from See Also section"
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TechNet Wiki Persian Council
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NN: "Great article, missing a link to other portals and councils pages"
Ed Price: "Thank you to Payman and the Persian community for jumping in! The Wiki is warm!"
Durval Ramos
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Ed Price: "Fantastic job from Durval on helping us standardize the portals!"
NN: "Good article, but unfortunately a bit hard to read and understand due to bad grammar. "
Richard Mueller: "Excellent and important topic. Grammar still needs work. I like the links and See Also."
Windows Phone and Windows Store Apps Technical Guru - May 2014
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Ed Price: "Good topic! Code blocks would help with the formatting. Good job on this article!"
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Saad Mahmood
Creating a custom control in Expression Blend with Custom Properties (WindowsPhone
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Ed Price: "This has a good mix of descriptions and clarity! The images help a lot!"
Peter Laker: "A nice introduction to our beloved Blend. Great work!"
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Technical Guru - May 2014
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GO: "Thank you!"
Ed Price: "Great formatting and good descriptions. Short and sweet! Another fantastic entry from Magnus!"
Peter Laker: "Thank you again Magnus"
Windows Server Technical Guru - May 2014
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Error while executing SSIS Package after upgrading the Oracle Client

Hello,
I am running to the below error after we upgraded the Oracle client to 11g from 10g. The source of the Data is Oracle database . Looked online but each error is pointing towards different route, Confused here any help is very much appreciated. Have to say
I am not a pro with SSIS.
SSIS package "Bentek_ISO_Package (2).dtsx" starting.
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Information: 0x4004300A at Temp_tbl Injection Data Flow Task, SSIS.Pipeline: Validation phase is beginning.
Warning: 0x80049304 at Temp_tbl Injection Data Flow Task, SSIS.Pipeline: Warning: Could not open global shared memory to communicate with performance DLL; data flow performance counters are not available. To resolve, run this package as an administrator,
or on the system's console.
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Information: 0x40043007 at Temp_tbl Injection Data Flow Task, SSIS.Pipeline: Pre-Execute phase is beginning.
Error: 0xC0202009 at Temp_tbl Injection Data Flow Task, OLE DB Source [1]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E14.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "OraOLEDB" Hresult: 0x80040E14 Description: "ORA-12801: error signaled in parallel query server P183, instance *****:qrmgmt2 (2)
ORA-01861: literal does not match format string".
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "OraOLEDB" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "ORA-12801: error signaled in parallel query server P183, instance ****:qrmgmt2 (2)
ORA-01861: literal does not match format string".
Error: 0xC004701A at Temp_tbl Injection Data Flow Task, SSIS.Pipeline: component "OLE DB Source" (1) failed the pre-execute phase and returned error code 0xC0202009.
Information: 0x4004300B at Temp_tbl Injection Data Flow Task, SSIS.Pipeline: "component "OLE DB Destination" (52)" wrote 0 rows.
Information: 0x40043009 at Temp_tbl Injection Data Flow Task, SSIS.Pipeline: Cleanup phase is beginning.
Task failed: Temp_tbl Injection Data Flow Task
Warning: 0x80019002 at *******: SSIS Warning Code DTS_W_MAXIMUMERRORCOUNTREACHED. The Execution method succeeded, but the number of errors raised (2) reached the maximum allowed (1); resulting in failure. This occurs when the number of errors reaches
the number specified in MaximumErrorCount. Change the MaximumErrorCount or fix the errors.
SSIS package "****** (2).dtsx" finished: Failure.

Do you have any Date conversion functions in your Oracle datetime fields? I did run into a similar issue when we upgraded the oracle client and the provider started to decipher the metadata of the date columns. The SSIS metadata conversion for the date
columns yielded dates that were not valid. I had to update my queries to use the TO_CHAR conversion to bring it out as a string and then save it to the date field.
TO_CHAR (DATE, 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS')
Regards, Dinesh

SSIS script component to use defined connection manager to load data from a Oracle

In SSIS script compoment, I can connect to oracle with hard-coded connectionstring:
OracleConnection conn;
conn = new OracleConnection();
conn.ConnectionString = "Data Source=XE;User ID=hr;Password=******";
however, when I defined an connection managers in the script compoment and call it as follows:
    IDTSConnectionManager100 connMgr;
    OracleConnection conn;
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I got error below:
TITLE: Package Validation Error
Package Validation Error
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Error at Data Flow Task source [Script Component C# Oracel HR Oracle [21]]: System.InvalidCastException: Unable to cast COM object of type 'System.__ComObject' to class type 'Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleConnection'. Instances of types that represent COM
components cannot be cast to types that do not represent COM components; however they can be cast to interfaces as long as the underlying COM component supports QueryInterface calls for the IID of the interface.
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.ScriptComponentHost.HandleUserException(Exception e)
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.ScriptComponentHost.AcquireConnections(Object transaction)
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.ManagedComponentHost.HostAcquireConnections(IDTSManagedComponentWrapper100 wrapper, Object transaction)
Error at Data Flow Task source [SSIS.Pipeline]: Script Component C# Oracel HR Oracle failed validation and returned error code 0x80004002.
Error at Data Flow Task source [SSIS.Pipeline]: One or more component failed validation.
Error at Data Flow Task source: There were errors during task validation.
(Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.VsIntegration)
I did not find any example for Orale. A similar SQL server example is as linked below:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms135939(v=sql.110).aspx
can anybody shed some light? I appreciate it...
thanks,
Steve

You need to create a connectionmanager for Oracle connection and use it within the script task
See
http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/1787/oracle-parameterized-queries-in-sql-integration-services-ssis/
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SSIS 2005 not running after upgrading (32 bit, Windows XP to 64 bit Windows 7)

I really need some help. Recently I went from using Visual Studio and SQL 2005 on a laptop (32bit system - Windows XP) to a desktop unit 64bit processor with Windows 7). SSIS on the laptop worked just fine and I could execute and open packages in SSIS; however,
my new desktop unit will not even allow me to open a new package or run an existing package. As soon as I attempt to create a new SSIS project, I receive the following error: "An error prevented the view from loading. The specified module could not be
found. (Exception from HResult:0x8007007E)(System Windows Forms).
SSIS won't allow me to view the control flow or data flow screens and if I attempt to run an existing package created with the SSIS wizard I receive the following error: SSIS package "Package1.dtsx" starting.
Information: 0x4004300A at Data Flow Task, DTS.Pipeline: Validation phase is beginning.
Error: 0xC0202009 at Package1, Connection manager "SourceConnectionExcel": SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040154.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft OLE DB Service Components" Hresult: 0x80040154 Description: "Class not registered".
Error: 0xC020801C at Data Flow Task, Source - Without_Sample$ [1]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_CANNOTACQUIRECONNECTIONFROMCONNECTIONMANAGER. The AcquireConnection method call to the connection manager "SourceConnectionExcel" failed with error code
0xC0202009. There may be error messages posted before this with more information on why the AcquireConnection method call failed.
Error: 0xC0047017 at Data Flow Task, DTS.Pipeline: component "Source - Without_Sample$" (1) failed validation and returned error code 0xC020801C.
Error: 0xC004700C at Data Flow Task, DTS.Pipeline: One or more component failed validation.
Error: 0xC0024107 at Data Flow Task: There were errors during task validation.
SSIS package "Package1.dtsx" finished: Failure.
I have tried changing the properties in the package to run in 32-bit mode; however, this does not work. I can run queries and import data in SQL Server Management Studios just fine, as well as run queries and reports in Visual Studios; however, I can't execute
or create any package in Visual Studio with the new machine. Am I missing a needed system file in the new sysWOW64 folder? The IT person who installed the software isn't familiar with the program and doesn't know how to fix it either. I'm relatively new with
using SSIS and really need some help on how to get this fixed. Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.

If the Development Studio environment does not even open then it is probably an installation issue. Possibly a DLL did not register properly. Could you take a look at the following forums where a similar issue is being discussed? You can also look for more
responses by searching for "0x8007007e visual studio on windows 7" in your search engine.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/978714
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/0bcf22d6-adab-4595-b0d8-3a37ce7fbff3/2008-ssis-designer-stops-working-after-installing-vs11-dev-preview?forum=sqlintegrationservices
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10460118/the-specified-module-could-not-be-found-exception-from-hresult-0x8007007e
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How to use XQuery Exist() Function on a SSIS XML file

I have a Package Inventory table that has an XML Column named CurrentPackageXML. This XML column contains the SSIS Package XML. I need to use the XQuery Exist() function to determine if the
errorRowDisposition="IgnoreFailure" exists.
Below I have a basic SQL statement, but I have no idea how to write the Correct XQuery Expression. In my example below, I just tried to see if the DTS:Name Property existed, but that XQuery Expression is invalid also. It is not what I need in the end, but
I was just trying to get anything to work.
Below my SQL, I have included a snip-it of the SSIS package XML where I can find the errorRowDisposition. It is to the far right, so you may have to scroll to the right to see it. I bolded the text so it is easier to find.
Finally, once I have got a SQL statement that checks if errorRowDisposition exists = False, I need to check for every occurrence of errorRowDisposition exists = False.
Would there be an easier way to do this by converting the XML to a varchar(max) then searching for all instances of errorRowDisposition exists = False?
SELECT CurrentPackageXML.exist('/DTS:Executable/DTS:Property[DTS:Name]')
FROM [dbo].[PackageInventory]
<inputs>
<input id="43" name="OLE DB Destination Input" description="" hasSideEffects="true" dangling="false" errorOrTruncationOperation="Insert" errorRowDisposition="FailComponent" truncationRowDisposition="NotUsed">
<inputColumns>
<inputColumn id="113" name="" description="" lineageId="110" usageType="readOnly" errorOrTruncationOperation="" errorRowDisposition="NotUsed" truncationRowDisposition="NotUsed" externalMetadataColumnId="95" mappedColumnId="0" />
<inputColumn id="172" name="" description="" lineageId="167" usageType="readOnly" errorOrTruncationOperation="" errorRowDisposition="NotUsed" truncationRowDisposition="NotUsed" externalMetadataColumnId="94" mappedColumnId="0" />
</inputColumns>
<externalMetadataColumns isUsed="True">
<externalMetadataColumn id="50" name="DateCreated" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="0" dataType="dbTimeStamp" codePage="0" mappedColumnId="0" />
<externalMetadataColumn id="51" name="ProcessedCount" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="0" dataType="i4" codePage="0" mappedColumnId="0" />
<externalMetadataColumn id="52" name="ErrorCount" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="0" dataType="i4" codePage="0" mappedColumnId="0" />
<externalMetadataColumn id="90" name="AcknowledgementID" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="0" dataType="i4" codePage="0" mappedColumnId="0" />
<externalMetadataColumn id="91" name="Date" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="0" dataType="dbTimeStamp" codePage="0" mappedColumnId="0" />
<externalMetadataColumn id="92" name="FileSeqNumber" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="0" dataType="i4" codePage="0" mappedColumnId="0" />
<externalMetadataColumn id="93" name="FileType" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="50" dataType="str" codePage="65001" mappedColumnId="0" />
<externalMetadataColumn id="94" name="FileName" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="50" dataType="str" codePage="65001" mappedColumnId="0" />
<externalMetadataColumn id="95" name="DateReceived" description="" precision="0" scale="0" length="0" dataType="dbTimeStamp" codePage="0" mappedColumnId="0" />
</externalMetadataColumns>
</input>
</inputs>
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Try this and let know what errors you get. Note, this is a rough draft of one of a series of queries that I have started writing to document SSIS using SQL XQuery. I read a file in my version (the one I tested) and get the results.
-- Get the flat file destinations and their mappings
with xmlnamespaces ('www.microsoft.com/SqlServer/Dts' as DTS
), compflow as (
SELECT
task.xml.value('@DTS:ObjectName', 'varchar(200)') as TaskName
, task.xml.value('@DTS:ExecutableType', 'varchar(200)') as TaskType
, task.xml.value('@DTS:refId', 'varchar(1000)') as TaskRefId
--, task.xml.query ('.') as Node
, component.xml.value ('@name', 'varchar(200)') as ComponentName
, component.xml.value ('@refId', 'varchar(1000)') as ComponentRefId
, component.xml.value ('@componentClassID', 'varchar(1000)') AS componentClassID
--, component.xml.value ('count(inputs/input)', 'int') AS NumberOfInputs
--, component.xml.value ('count(outputs/output)', 'int') AS NumberOfOutputs
--, component.xml.value ('count(outputs/output[@isErrorOut="true"])', 'int') AS NumberOfErrorOutputs
, component.xml.query('.') as ComponentNode
FROM [dbo].[PackageInventory] pk
cross apply pk.CurrentPackageXML.nodes('//DTS:Executable[@DTS:ExecutableType="Microsoft.Pipeline"]') as task (xml)
OUTER APPLY task.xml.nodes('DTS:ObjectData/pipeline/components/component') as component (xml)
WHERE [PackageInventory_ID] = 13
, inputNode as (
SELECT c.*
, input.xml.value ('@name', 'varchar(200)') as InputName
, input.xml.value ('@refId', 'varchar(1000)') as InputRefId
, input.xml.value ('@hasSideEffects', 'varchar(1000)') as InputHasSideEffects
, input.xml.value ('count(inputColumns/inputColumn)', 'int') AS NumberOfInputColumns
, input.xml.value ('count(externalMetadataColumns/externalMetadataColumn)', 'int') AS NumberOfExternalMetadataColumns
, input.xml.value ('@errorOrTruncationOperation', 'varchar(1000)') as InputerrorOrTruncationOperation
, input.xml.value ('@errorRowDisposition', 'varchar(1000)') as InputerrorRowDisposition
, col.xml.value ('@errorOrTruncationOperation', 'varchar(1000)') as InputColumnErrorOrTruncationOperation
, col.xml.value ('@errorRowDisposition', 'varchar(1000)') as InputColumnErrorRowDisposition
from compFlow c
OUTER APPLY c.ComponentNode.nodes ('component/inputs/input') as input (xml)
OUTER APPLY input.xml.nodes ('inputColumns/inputColumn') as col (xml)
, inputAnal as (
select
TaskName
,TaskType
,TaskRefId
,ComponentName
,ComponentRefId
,componentClassID
,InputName
,InputRefId
,InputHasSideEffects
, Null as IsError
,NumberOfInputColumns
,NumberOfExternalMetadataColumns
,InputerrorOrTruncationOperation
,InputerrorRowDisposition
,InputColumnErrorOrTruncationOperation
,InputColumnErrorRowDisposition
, count(*) as NumRec
from inputNode
group by TaskName
,TaskType
,TaskRefId
,ComponentName
,ComponentRefId
,componentClassID
,InputName
,InputRefId
,InputHasSideEffects
,NumberOfInputColumns
,NumberOfExternalMetadataColumns
,InputerrorOrTruncationOperation
,InputerrorRowDisposition
,InputColumnErrorOrTruncationOperation
,InputColumnErrorRowDisposition
, xoutputNode as (
SELECT
TaskName
,TaskType
,TaskRefId
,ComponentName
,ComponentRefId
,componentClassID
, xout.xml.value ('@name', 'varchar(200)') as OutputName
, xout.xml.value ('@refId', 'varchar(1000)') as OutputRefId
, xout.xml.value ('@hasSideEffects', 'varchar(1000)') as OutputHasSideEffects
, xout.xml.value ('@isErrorOut', 'varchar(1000)') as OutputIsError
, xout.xml.value ('count(outputColumns/outputColumn)', 'int') AS NumberOfOutputColumns
, xout.xml.value ('count(externalMetadataColumns/externalMetadataColumn)', 'int') AS NumberOfExternalMetadataColumns
, xout.xml.value ('@errorOrTruncationOperation', 'varchar(1000)') as OutputerrorOrTruncationOperation
, xout.xml.value ('@errorRowDisposition', 'varchar(1000)') as OutputerrorRowDisposition
, col.xml.value ('@errorOrTruncationOperation', 'varchar(1000)') as OutputColumnErrorOrTruncationOperation
, col.xml.value ('@errorRowDisposition', 'varchar(1000)') as OutputColumnErrorRowDisposition
from compFlow c
OUTER APPLY c.ComponentNode.nodes ('component/outputs/output') as xout (xml)
OUTER APPLY xout.xml.nodes ('outputColumns/outputColumn') as col (xml)
, outputAnal as(
select
TaskName
,TaskType
,TaskRefId
,ComponentName
,ComponentRefId
,componentClassID
,OutputName
,OutputRefId
,OutputHasSideEffects
,OutputIsError
,NumberOfOutputColumns
,NumberOfExternalMetadataColumns
,OutputerrorOrTruncationOperation
,OutputerrorRowDisposition
,OutputColumnErrorOrTruncationOperation
,OutputColumnErrorRowDisposition
, count (*) as NumberOfRows
from xoutputNode
group by TaskName
,TaskType
,TaskRefId
,ComponentName
,ComponentRefId
,componentClassID
,OutputName
,OutputRefId
,OutputHasSideEffects
,OutputIsError
,NumberOfOutputColumns
,NumberOfExternalMetadataColumns
,OutputerrorOrTruncationOperation
,OutputerrorRowDisposition
,OutputColumnErrorOrTruncationOperation
,OutputColumnErrorRowDisposition
select 'Input' as RowType, i.* from inputAnal i
union all
select 'Output' as RowType, o.* from outputAnal o
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How to find all uses of data source views in an SSIS solution

I am upgrading Visual Studio from 2008 to 2013 (with SSDT) and SQL Server 2008 R2 to 2012. I have a solution with over 30 dstx files. Each file has multiple OLE data sources and lookup tasks. There is inconsistent usage of data source views
throughout (as compared to SQL queries or table references). It is my understanding that all data source views need to be removed before upgrading SSIS packages from BIDS to SSDT. I tried searching the files as XML for the DSVs but it appears the
GUID reference changes per dstx file. It seems like I will have to look at each source/lookup. Is there quicker way to search for where they are used?
Thanks
Adding this question here. Posted question incorrectly in VSO forum.

All right, yes, they are dropped
Never upgraded a package that had them.
What happens if you just upgrade leaving a copy?
Arthur My Blog
This ended up being what I did for many of the packages. Upgrading the packages severed the data source views and left the SQL in the related tasks (e.g. OLE Source task). Sorry for the delayed mark as answered.

Using several data connections in one SSIS data source?

I am loading data from several SQL Server 2012 databases into a datamart. Currently, I am simply using sql sources and destinations for that. However, some of the queries require JOINs between the source databases. Therefore I currently refer to the databases
within the command text of the sql source, e.g.
SELECT t1.Field, t2.Field
FROM [server1].[db1].[dbo].[table1] t1
JOIN [server1].[db2].[dbo].[table1] t2 ON t1.Table1Id = t2.RemoteTable1Id;
This is flawed, since all the sql commands have to be changed if the database or server names change. It would be far better to refer to connections which can be changed on package level and my question is how to get that done.
One way I can think of to get that done is to use several sql source queries and join the data with SSIS join operations. For that all current data flows need to be reworked and I am unsure about the performance when joining large databases compared to the
performance of a single t-sql query.
The other approach would be some dynamic sql stuff which I want to avoid whenever possible. However, if it was possible to use a parameter to insert server/database into the sql command somehow, then that could be an option.

Whatever you're doing now is a bad practice inside SSIS. You should be using data flow tasks for this if data come from different sources and use connection managers pointing to each of them. You add these connection properties as config items which will
enable you to change them from outside package based on your environment
If performance is your concern you can go for staging approach where you bring deltas(changes) alone on daily basis and then use it in the comparisons with destination tables using MERGE or T-SQL for set based processing. You need to have audit columns in
your tables for this though.
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Why do we need SSIS and star schema of Data Warehouse?

If SSAS in MOLAP mode stores data, what is the application of SSIS and why do we need a Data Warehouse and the ETL process of SSIS?
I have a SQL Server OLTP database. I am using SSIS to transfer my SQL Server data from OLTP database to a Data Warehouse database that contains fact and dimension tables.
After that I want to create cubes using SSAS form Data Warehouse data.
I know that MOLAP stores data. Do I need any Data warehouse with Fact and Dimension tables?
Is not it better to avoid creating Data warehouse and create cubes directly from OLTP database?

Another thing to note is data stored in transactional system may not always be in end user consumable format for ex. we may use bit fields/flags to represent some details in OLTP as storage required ius minimum but presenting them as is would not make any
sense to user as they would not know what each bit value represents. In such cases we apply some transformations and convert data into useful information for users to understand. This is also in the warehouse so that information in warehouse can directly be
used for reporting. Also in many cases the report will merge data from multiple source systems so merging it on the fly in report would be tedious and would have hit on report server. In comparison bringing them onto common layer (warehouse) and prebuilding
aggregates would be benefitial for the report performance.
I think (not sure) we join tables in SSAS queries and calculate aggregations in it.
I think SSAS stores these values and joined tables and we do not need to evaluates those values again and this behavior is like a Data Warehouse.
Is not it?
So if I do not need historical data, Can I avoid creating Data Warehouse?
On the backend SSAS uses queries only to extract the data
B/w I was not explaining on SSAS. I was explaining on what happens inside datawarehouse which is a relational database by itself. SSAS is used to built cube (OLAP structures) on top of datawarehouse. star schema is easier for defining relationships
and buidling aggregations inside SSAS as its simple and requires minimal lookups to be performed. Also data would be held at lowest granularity level which can easily be aggregated to required levels inside OLAP cubes. Cube processing is very resource
intensive and using OLTP system would really have a huge impact on processing performance as its nnot denormalized and also doing tranformation etc on the fly adds up to complexity. Precreating a layer (data warehouse) having data in required format would
make cube processing easier and simpler as it has to just cross join tables and aggregate data based on relationships defined and level needed inside the cube.
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Set SSIS variable = database connection manager name

Is it possible to set a SSIS string to only the name of a database connection manager or even the connection string it uses ? I don't see an option for that in Evaluate as expression property of ssis variable.
This is what I mean -
SSIS Connection manager name = SQL_DBASE
SSIS String str_managerName = SSIS Connection manager name: Can you do this dynamically in SSIS ?

I'm guessing what they really want to do is evaluate some indicator (some input from a user or an infrastructure setting) and then dynamically connect to any one of 10 (arbitrary example) database servers based on what they get as input. They
don't care about the connection manager per se. What seems reasonable is the that the Connection Manager might take a server variable but if they wanted to do things like that they would have bought Datastage.
You might try attacking this problem at the Control Level and then connect to the database you want based on a variable you set. I'm seeing that a Sequence Container can branch on the contents of a variable.
Or if the dba is your friend you might get the dba to add all your servers as linked servers to a central connection machine and then you might be able to do this by putting the ssis variable in a "Sql Command from a Variable" variable.
It might look something like this:
Server is designated in ssis var @[User::Machine]
then executing from a variable
"select top 100 * from " + @[User::Machine] + ".mydb.dbo.mytable"
Be careful as hades about levels of indirection and what quotes you want at what level. Evaluate Expression in ssis helps with this. The syntax I show works only with an ms sql connection server to a remote ms sql server. This is what a
dynamic connection to a linked server connection to Oracle would look like:
"select * from
openquery("+ @[User::Machine] + ",'select * from oradb.oratable where rownum < 100')"
When ever a thousand of your best friends are helping you connect to your database (using tools like linked servers as opposed to direct connections) it's probably best to use with only small specific updates or queries, large queries or large
updates would probably take a long time and or might not finish. But try it before you give up. We are actually doing fairly large Oracle queries (5-10 million rows) through ms sql linked server.

How to send three attachments using three queries in a single email using sp_senddbmail

Hi All,
I have three scripts for extracting permissions at server,database & object level.Now how do i can execute all three queries and send multiple attachments in a single email using sp_senddbmail.I have done this before for single queries but not multiple
queries. Kindly suggest.
Regards
Rahul

Hi All,
The requirement was that i had three different queries for listing permissions at server,database and object level.I wanted to build an solution to email results in attachment to user.
However i have managed to do this with SSIS Package.I was curious to know if it can be done without SSIS.
Thanks you all for your time and effort for this.
Rahul
It can be done without SSIS
Just have a procedure to return three query results as a single resultset. Then use sp_send_dbmail to execute query and send results as a email
See
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlagent/archive/2010/11/03/sql-database-mail-send-t-sql-results-by-email.aspx
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Search Engines + SSIs

Do search engines pick up info from SSIs?
TIA,
JJ

.oO(Jay Jay)
>"Alan" wrote:
>> server side includes are included into the delivered
file by the web
>> server
>> when the main file is requested.
>>
>> their code is IN the delivered file.
>>
>> it's transparent to the end user- people or bots
cannot know that there
>> ever
>> was an ssi.
>
>Thanks Alan, that clears up a niggling query... always
wondered if bots
>looked at the actual html without rendering as a complete
page... and so
>ignored the SSis
Bots do exactly that - they look at the actual HTML without
rendering
anything. And the HTML as delivered from the server doesn't
contain any
SSI directives anymore. These directives are completely
handled and
evaluated _inside_ the server, they never reach the client.
The same
happens with other server-side techniques like PHP, JSP etc.:
The final
result which is delivered to the clients is always just pure
and plain
HTML, nothing more. No SSI directives, no PHP, just HTML.
If your browser renders a <p>Hello World</p>, you
can't tell if it's
just static markup or generated by a script after loading a
hundred
files and performing half a dozen database queries.
Micha

SSIS - Import Multiple flat files with different metadata

Hi ,
I have set of flat files with different metadata structure, I would like to load them into staging tables.
1. ) Can we load the flatfiles into the staging tables with out having multiple data flow task.
2.) If possible , can we programmatically select the staging table based on the metadata of the flatfile and load them.
Please advise.
Thanks
Thiya

Nope in SSIS a data flow task needs to have a fixed metadata. So if your file metadata varies then best option would be use OPENROWSET syntax to pull the data and populate into your staging table. You may also use
SELECT .. INTO StagingTable ... FROM OPENROWSET (...)
syntax to create staging table at runtime based on the file metadata
http://sqlmate.wordpress.com/2012/08/09/use-your-text-csv-files-in-your-queries-via-openrowset/
If you want to do this in SSIS you need to create data flow dynamically using script task and build the metadata
see
http://www.selectsifiso.net/?p=288
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Flat files data comma separated using SSIS.

Hi,
I have multiple flat files which come in comma separated columns. See example below :
Customer Data
CustID,FName,LName,Disease,Email,Phone
12345,Xyz,Smit,Bronchitis, Asthma and fever,[email protected],80000000
12346,Abc,Doe,fever Headache,[email protected],90000000
12347,Klu,joe,Sugar, cough and fever,[email protected],12345678
Please look at the ID's 12345 and 12347. The disease column has a internal comma space between. How do i remove the comma spaces in the disease column, so that it can be loaded from flat file to sql table using SSIS. ?
Please help !
Thanks

Here is a full solution base on my post above (first option)
1. create temp table (Give it a unique name):
create table #T (Txt NVARCHAR(MAX))
GO
2. Insert all the data into temporary table. Each line in the text file, is a value for one column in a row in the table.
-- I will jump to the table and use simple insert.
-- If you have problem with step 1 then please inform us (this is simple bulk insert basically)
insert #T (Txt) values
('1234435,Xyz,Stemit,Brfsdonchitis, Asthma and fever,[email protected],80000000'),
('12346,Agjdfjbc,Doge,fevhhhher Headsxdshhache,[email protected],90000000'),
('123447,Klu,joe,Sugar, cough and fever,[email protected],12345678')
GO
the result should be like this:
Txt
1234435,Xyz,Stemit,Brfsdonchitis, Asthma and fever,[email protected],80000000
12346,Agjdfjbc,Doge,fevhhhher Headsxdshhache,[email protected],90000000
123447,Klu,joe,Sugar, cough and fever,[email protected],12345678
I use a SPLIT Function named Split_CLR_Fn. This is a CLR Split function that get input <string to split> and <string as delimiter,> and it return table with 2 columns ID, SplitData
For example if you use: SELECT * from Split_CLR_Fn('text1,text2,text3,',') then you get result:
ID SplitData
1 Text1
2 Text2
3 Text3
** You can find in the internet several good functions, I HIGHLY RECOMMENDED NOT TO USE T-SQL FUNCTIONS but CLR FUNCTION. Check thi link to understand why:
http://sqlperformance.com/2012/07/t-sql-queries/split-strings
** This is the best function that I know about and I use it, but I change the code a bit to return 2 columns and not just the SplitData as in this blog: http://sqlblog.com/blogs/adam_machanic/archive/2009/04/28/sqlclr-string-splitting-part-2-even-faster-even-more-scalable.aspx
That's it :-) we are ready for the solution which is very simple
Solution 1 (BAD solution but easy to write):
select
(select SplitData from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,',') where ID = 1) CustID,
(select SplitData from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,',') where ID = 2) FName,
(select SplitData from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,',') where ID = 3) LName,
STUFF((select ',' + SplitData from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,',') where ID > 3 and ID < (select MAX(ID) from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,',')) - 1 for XML path('')), 1 , 1,'') Disease,
(select SplitData from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,',') where ID = (select MAX(ID) from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,',')) - 1) Email,
(select SplitData from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,',') where ID = (select MAX(ID) from Split_CLR_Fn(Txt,','))) Phone
from #T
GO
Solution 2: better in this case since the format is constant (this is the solution I wrote about above)
;With MyCTE as (
select
Txt,
SUBSTRING(Txt, 1, CHARINDEX(',', Txt, 1) - 1) as CustID
, SUBSTRING(
Txt
,CHARINDEX(',', Txt, 1) + 1 -- I start from the end of preview len
, CHARINDEX(',', Txt, CHARINDEX(',', Txt, 1)+1)- CHARINDEX(',', Txt, 1) - 1
) as FName
, SUBSTRING(
Txt
,CHARINDEX(',', Txt, CHARINDEX(',', Txt, 1)+1)+1 -- I start from the end of preview len
, CHARINDEX(',', Txt, CHARINDEX(',', Txt, CHARINDEX(',', Txt, 1)+1)+1) - CHARINDEX(',', Txt, CHARINDEX(',', Txt, 1)+1) - 1
) as LName
, RIGHT(Txt, CHARINDEX(',', REVERSE(Txt), 1) - 1) as Phone
, RIGHT(LEFT(Txt, Len(Txt) - Len(RIGHT(Txt, CHARINDEX(',', REVERSE(Txt), 1) - 1)) - 1), CHARINDEX(',', REVERSE(LEFT(Txt, Len(Txt) - Len(RIGHT(Txt, CHARINDEX(',', REVERSE(Txt), 1) - 1)) - 1)), 1) - 1) as Email
from #T
select CustID,FName,LName, Phone, Email, SUBSTRING(Txt, Len(CustID) + Len(FName) + Len(LName) + 4, Len(Txt) - Len(Email) - LEN(Phone) - Len(CustID) - Len(FName) - Len(LName) - 5) as Disease
from MyCTE
I hope that this is useful :-)
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How Do I See When Package Last Ran in SSIS?

I've searched for possible solutions, however none had worked for me (mostly queries for SQL Server). My problem is this:
I have a MAIN package that runs about 100 little packages in 1 main process. A lot of times on the first load the packages are disabled are kept enabled. I found some missing data that a package had inserted into SQL Server. It
could be a few different packages that did this.
What I need is to see the time and date when the packages I have pinpointed as problematic have ran. They could be enabled or disabled.
Is there a simple way to look somewhere in SSIS to see the last date and time these packages have ran so I can compare to the recorded creation date in one of my tables?
Thanks.

Hi ,
you can try below;
SELECT TOP 1 j.name as JobName, jh.message, jh.run_status,
LastRunDateTime = CONVERT(DATETIME, CONVERT(CHAR(8), run_date, 112) + ' ' + STUFF(STUFF(RIGHT('000000' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(8), run_time), 6), 5, 0, ':'), 3, 0, ':'), 121)
FROM msdb..sysjobs j INNER JOIN msdb..sysjobhistory jh ON j.job_id = jh.job_id
WHERE CONVERT(DATETIME, CONVERT(CHAR(8), run_date, 112) + ' ' + STUFF(STUFF(RIGHT('000000' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(8), run_time), 6), 5, 0, ':'), 3, 0, ':'), 121) > DATEADD(HOUR, -24, GETDATE())
AND jh.step_id = 0 AND j.name = 'myPacakge'
ORDER BY LastRunDateTime desc
--run status 0 when job failed
--run status 1 when job succeeded
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23504359/ssis-package-last-run-date-in-a-variable
Thanks
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