Crystal 2008 - Selected table names are blank or end in 1

I am creating a new report in Crystal 2008. I am connecting to a database using ODBC. The tables show up correctly in the available tables column of the Database Expert. Once I select a table the table shows up in the selected tables list as an icon only - no name or as an icon with a table name ending in 1. The table name that ends in 1 is not a duplicate.
Furthermore, in the field explorer the fields all show but I can not add any to the report.
Any ideas, this just started happening this week.

Hi Russell
Which database you are reporting off?
You can try following workaround and create indirect ODBC connection.
Create a report using OLEDB connection and select Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC drivers and then create a report .
This will point to your existing ODBC connection through OLEDB provider.
For the tables name that are blank do you have hyphen '-' in their names?
As advised by Jayendra you can try with Service Pack 1for Crysatl Reports 2008.
Hope this helps..
Regards
Ankeet

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Hi Russell
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dynamic:<o:p></o:p>
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distinct
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THEN 'T'
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Francine
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AS
type rc is ref cursor;
c rc;
res BOOLEAN;
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type rc is ref cursor;
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res BOOLEAN;
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Hi,
I have a doubt in Oracle. The doubt is that If we are using any tables in Function Or Proc.... Then...We can list all those used table names from USER_DEPENDENCIES system table. Right...
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I think ‘USER_SOURCE’ system table may not be the right one. If there is any other system table avails for this purpose...then..it would be very grateful to extract right...
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Hi Guys,
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SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM USER_TABLES
MINUS
SELECT DISTINCT UPPER(REFERENCED_NAME)
FROM user_dependencies
where
referenced_type='TABLE' and UPPER(NAME) in
select distinct UPPER(object_name) from user_objects where UPPER(object_type) in
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'PACKAGE',
'PACKAGE BODY',
'PROCEDURE',
'TRIGGER',
'VIEW',
'FUNCTION'
UNION
SELECT UT.TABLE_NAME FROM
SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM USER_TABLES
MINUS
SELECT DISTINCT UPPER(REFERENCED_NAME)
FROM user_dependencies
where
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'PACKAGE',
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in Netbeans look under ServerResources/sql
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tagid INTEGER NOT NULL,
tag VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL,
refcount INTEGER NOT NULL,
primary key (tagid),
unique(tag)
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i.e.
Exception [TOPLINK-4002] (Oracle TopLink Essentials - 2006.8 (Build 060830)): oracle.toplink.essentials.exceptions.DatabaseException
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at oracle.toplink.essentials.internal.databaseaccess.DatabaseAccessor.basicExecuteCall(DatabaseAccessor.java:551)
at oracle.toplink.essentials.internal.databaseaccess.DatabaseAccessor.executeCall(DatabaseAccessor.java:437)
3) In mysql, the table names are .......
mysql> describe tag;
--------------------------------------------------+
| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
--------------------------------------------------+
| tagid | int(11) | NO | PRI | | |
| tag | varchar(30) | NO | UNI | | |
| refcount | int(11) | NO | | | |
--------------------------------------------------+
3 rows in set (0.02 sec)
I HATE DBAs THAT ONLY KNOW HOW TO SHOUT :-)
chris

Here is a replacement of the offender - have fun
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CATEGORYID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
NAME VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
DESCRIPTION VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
IMAGEURL VARCHAR(55),
primary key (CATEGORYID)
CREATE TABLE PRODUCT (
PRODUCTID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
CATEGORYID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
NAME VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
DESCRIPTION VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
IMAGEURL VARCHAR(55),
primary key (PRODUCTID),
foreign key (CATEGORYID) references CATEGORY(CATEGORYID)
CREATE TABLE ADDRESS (
ADDRESSID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
STREET1 VARCHAR(55) NOT NULL,
STREET2 VARCHAR(55),
CITY VARCHAR(55) NOT NULL,
STATE VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
ZIP VARCHAR(5) NOT NULL,
LATITUDE DECIMAL(14,10) NOT NULL,
LONGITUDE DECIMAL(14,10) NOT NULL,
primary key (ADDRESSID)
CREATE TABLE SELLERCONTACTINFO (
CONTACTINFOID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
LASTNAME VARCHAR(24) NOT NULL,
FIRSTNAME VARCHAR(24) NOT NULL,
EMAIL VARCHAR(24) NOT NULL,
primary key (CONTACTINFOID)
CREATE TABLE ITEM (
ITEMID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
PRODUCTID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
NAME VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL,
DESCRIPTION VARCHAR(500) NOT NULL,
IMAGEURL VARCHAR(55),
IMAGETHUMBURL VARCHAR(55),
PRICE DECIMAL(14,2) NOT NULL,
ADDRESS_ADDRESSID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
CONTACTINFO_CONTACTINFOID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
TOTALSCORE INTEGER NOT NULL,
NUMBEROFVOTES INTEGER NOT NULL,
DISABLED INTEGER NOT NULL,
primary key (ITEMID),
foreign key (ADDRESS_ADDRESSID) references ADDRESS(ADDRESSID),
foreign key (PRODUCTID) references PRODUCT(PRODUCTID),
foreign key (CONTACTINFO_CONTACTINFOID) references SELLERCONTACTINFO(CONTACTINFOID)
CREATE TABLE ID_GEN (
GEN_KEY VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
GEN_VALUE INTEGER NOT NULL,
primary key (GEN_KEY)
CREATE TABLE ZIPLOCATION (
ZIPCODE INTEGER NOT NULL,
CITY VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL,
STATE VARCHAR(2) NOT NULL,
primary key (ZIPCODE)
create table TAG(
TAGID INTEGER NOT NULL,
TAG VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL,
REFCOUNT INTEGER NOT NULL,
primary key (TAGID),
unique(TAG)
create table TAG_ITEM(
TAGID INTEGER NOT NULL,
ITEMID VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
unique(TAGid, ITEMID),
foreign key (ITEMID) references ITEM(ITEMID),
foreign key (TAGID) references TAG(TAGID)
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INSERT INTO CATEGORY VALUES('DOGS', 'Dogs', 'Loving and furry friends', 'dogs_icon.gif');
INSERT INTO CATEGORY VALUES('BIRDS', 'Birds', 'Loving and feathery friends', 'birds_icon.gif');
INSERT INTO CATEGORY VALUES('REPTILES', 'Reptiles', 'Loving and scaly friends', 'reptiles_icon.gif');
INSERT INTO CATEGORY VALUES('FISH', 'Fish', 'Loving aquatic friends', 'fish_icon.gif');
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INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('feline02', 'CATS', 'Groomed Cat', 'Friendly house cat keeps you away from the vacuum', 'cat2.gif');
INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('canine01', 'DOGS', 'Medium Dogs', 'Friendly dog from England', 'dog1.gif');
INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('canine02', 'DOGS', 'Small Dogs', 'Great companion dog to sit on your lap','dog2.gif');
INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('avian01', 'BIRDS', 'Parrot', 'Friend for a lifetime.', 'bird1.gif');
INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('avian02', 'BIRDS', 'Exotic', 'Impress your friends with your colorful friend.','bird2.gif');
INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('fish01', 'FISH', 'Small Fish', 'Fits nicely in a small aquarium.','fish2.gif');
INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('fish02', 'FISH', 'Large Fish', 'Need a large aquarium.','fish3.gif');
INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('reptile01', 'REPTILES', 'Slithering Reptiles', 'Slides across the floor.','lizard1.gif');
INSERT INTO PRODUCT VALUES('reptile02', 'REPTILES', 'Crawling Reptiles', 'Uses legs to move fast.','lizard2.gif');
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INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('20', '24th St & Dolores St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94114',37.75183,-122.424982);
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INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('23', '25th St & Dolores St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94114',37.75013,-122.424782);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('24', 'Ellis St & National Ave', '', 'Mountain view','CA','94043',37.40094,-122.052272);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('25', '1st St & Market St ', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94105',37.791028,-122.399082);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('26', 'San Antonio Rd & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94303',37.416239,-122.103474);
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INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('30', 'Leavesley Rd & Monterey Rd', '', 'Gilroy','CA','95020',37.019447,-121.574953);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('31', 'Palm Dr & Arboretum Rd', '', 'Stanford','CA','94305',37.437838,-122.166975);
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INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('36', 'Telegraph Ave & Bancroft Way', '', 'Berkeley','CA','94704',37.868825,-122.25978);
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INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('38', 'San Antonio Rd & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94303',37.416239,-122.103474);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('39', '20th St & Dolores St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94114',37.75823,-122.425582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('40', 'River Oaks Pky & Village Center Dr', '', 'San Jose','CA','95134',37.398259,-121.922367);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('41', 'Dolores St & San Jose Ave', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94110',37.74023,-122.423782);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('42', '4th St & Howard St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94103',37.783229,-122.402582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('43', 'Palm Dr & Arboretum Rd', '', 'Stanford','CA','94305',37.437838,-122.166975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('44', 'Campbell St & Riverside Ave', '', 'Santa Cruz','CA','95060',36.96985,-122.019473);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('45', 'Cesar Chavez St & Sanchez', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94131',37.74753,-122.428982);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('46', 'University Ave & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94301',37.450638,-122.156975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('47', 'W el Camino Real & S Mary Ave', '', 'Sunnyvale','CA','94087',37.371641,-122.048772);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('48', 'Telegraph Ave & Bancroft Way', '', 'Berkeley','CA','94704',37.868825,-122.25978);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('49', '1st St & Market St ', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94105',37.791028,-122.399082);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('50', 'San Antonio Rd & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94303',37.416239,-122.103474);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('51', '20th St & Dolores St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94114',37.75823,-122.425582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('52', 'River Oaks Pky & Village Center Dr', '', 'San Jose','CA','95134',37.398259,-121.922367);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('53', 'Dolores St & San Jose Ave', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94110',37.74023,-122.423782);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('54', '4th St & Howard St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94103',37.783229,-122.402582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('55', 'Palm Dr & Arboretum Rd', '', 'Stanford','CA','94305',37.437838,-122.166975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('56', 'W el Camino Real & S Mary Ave', '', 'Sunnyvale','CA','94087',37.371641,-122.048772);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('57', 'Campbell St & Riverside Ave', '', 'Santa Cruz','CA','95060',36.96985,-122.019473);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('58', 'University Ave & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94301',37.450638,-122.156975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('59', 'Bay STREET and Columbus Ave ', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94133',37.805328,-122.416882);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('60', 'Telegraph Ave & Bancroft Way', '', 'Berkeley','CA','94704',37.868825,-122.25978);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('61', 'San Antonio Rd & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94303',37.416239,-122.103474);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('62', '20th St & Dolores St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94114',37.75823,-122.425582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('63', 'River Oaks Pky & Village Center Dr', '', 'San Jose','CA','95134',37.398259,-121.922367);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('64', 'Dolores St & San Jose Ave', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94110',37.74023,-122.423782);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('65', 'W el Camino Real & S Mary Ave', '', 'Sunnyvale','CA','94087',37.371641,-122.048772);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('66', 'Palm Dr & Arboretum Rd', '', 'Stanford','CA','94305',37.437838,-122.166975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('67', 'Millbrae Ave & Willow Ave', '', 'Millbrae ','CA','94030',37.596635,-122.391083);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('68', 'Cesar Chavez St & Sanchez', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94131',37.74753,-122.428982);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('69', 'University Ave & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94301',37.450638,-122.156975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('70', 'Bay STREET and Columbus Ave ', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94133',37.805328,-122.416882);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('71', 'Leavesley Rd & Monterey Rd', '', 'Gilroy','CA','95020',37.019447,-121.574953);
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INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('73', '20th St & Dolores St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94114',37.75823,-122.425582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('74', 'River Oaks Pky & Village Center Dr', '', 'San Jose','CA','95134',37.398259,-121.922367);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('75', 'Dolores St & San Jose Ave', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94110',37.74023,-122.423782);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('76', '4th St & Howard St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94103',37.783229,-122.402582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('77', 'Palm Dr & Arboretum Rd', '', 'Stanford','CA','94305',37.437838,-122.166975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('78', 'Millbrae Ave & Willow Ave', '', 'Millbrae ','CA','94030',37.596635,-122.391083);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('79', 'Campbell St & Riverside Ave', '', 'Santa Cruz','CA','95060',36.96985,-122.019473);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('80', 'University Ave & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94301',37.450638,-122.156975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('81', 'Grant Rd & South Dr ', '', 'Mountain view','CA','94040',37.366941,-122.078073);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('82', 'Telegraph Ave & Bancroft Way', '', 'Berkeley','CA','94704',37.868825,-122.25978);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('83', 'San Antonio Rd & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94303',37.416239,-122.103474);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('84', '20th St & Dolores St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94114',37.75823,-122.425582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('85', 'River Oaks Pky & Village Center Dr', '', 'San Jose','CA','95134',37.398259,-121.922367);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('86', 'Dolores St & San Jose Ave', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94110',37.74023,-122.423782);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('87', '4th St & Howard St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94103',37.783229,-122.402582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('88', 'Palm Dr & Arboretum Rd', '', 'Stanford','CA','94305',37.437838,-122.166975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('89', 'Millbrae Ave & Willow Ave', '', 'Millbrae ','CA','94030',37.596635,-122.391083);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('90', 'Paseo Padre Pky & Fremont Blvd', '', 'Fremont','CA','94555',37.575035,-122.041273);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('91', 'University Ave & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94301',37.450638,-122.156975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('92', 'El Camino Real & Scott Blvd', '', 'Santa Clara','CA','95050',37.352141 ,-121.959569);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('93', 'Telegraph Ave & Bancroft Way', '', 'Berkeley','CA','94704',37.868825,-122.25978);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('94', 'San Antonio Rd & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94303',37.416239,-122.103474);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('95', '20th St & Dolores St', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94114',37.75823,-122.425582);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('96', 'River Oaks Pky & Village Center Dr', '', 'San Jose','CA','95134',37.398259,-121.922367);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('97', 'Dolores St & San Jose Ave', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94110',37.74023,-122.423782);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('98', 'Campbell St & Riverside Ave', '', 'Santa Cruz','CA','95060',36.96985,-122.019473);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('99', 'Palm Dr & Arboretum Rd', '', 'Stanford','CA','94305',37.437838,-122.166975);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('100', 'Leavesley Rd & Monterey Rd', '', 'Gilroy','CA','95020',37.019447,-121.574953);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('101', 'Cesar Chavez St & Sanchez', '', 'San Francisco','CA','94131',37.74753,-122.428982);
INSERT INTO ADDRESS VALUES('102', 'University Ave & Middlefield Rd', '', 'Palo Alto','CA','94301',37.450638,-122.156975);
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INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('4', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('5', 'Kangath', 'Smitha', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('6', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
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INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('8', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
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INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('14', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
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INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('16', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
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INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('18', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
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INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('20', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
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INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('26', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
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INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('28', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('29', 'McClanahan', 'Craig', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('30', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('31', 'Brydon', 'Sean', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('32', 'Singh', 'Inderjeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('33', 'Basler', 'Mark', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('34', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('35', 'Kangath', 'Smitha', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('36', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('37', 'Kaul', 'Jeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('38', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('39', 'McClanahan', 'Craig', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('40', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('41', 'Brydon', 'Sean', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('42', 'Singh', 'Inderjeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('43', 'Basler', 'Mark', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('44', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('45', 'Kangath', 'Smitha', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('46', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('47', 'Kaul', 'Jeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('48', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('49', 'McClanahan', 'Craig', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('50', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('51', 'Brydon', 'Sean', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('52', 'Singh', 'Inderjeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('53', 'Basler', 'Mark', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('54', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('55', 'Kangath', 'Smitha', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('56', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('57', 'Kaul', 'Jeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('58', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('59', 'McClanahan', 'Craig', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('60', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('61', 'Brydon', 'Sean', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('62', 'Singh', 'Inderjeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('63', 'Basler', 'Mark', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('64', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('65', 'Kangath', 'Smitha', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('66', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('67', 'Kaul', 'Jeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('68', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('69', 'McClanahan', 'Craig', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('70', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('71', 'Brydon', 'Sean', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('72', 'Singh', 'Inderjeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('73', 'Basler', 'Mark', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('74', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('75', 'Kangath', 'Smitha', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('76', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('77', 'Kaul', 'Jeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('78', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('79', 'McClanahan', 'Craig', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('80', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('81', 'Brydon', 'Sean', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('82', 'Singh', 'Inderjeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('83', 'Basler', 'Mark', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('84', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('85', 'Kangath', 'Smitha', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('86', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('87', 'Kaul', 'Jeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('88', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('89', 'McClanahan', 'Craig', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('90', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('91', 'Brydon', 'Sean', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('92', 'Singh', 'Inderjeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('93', 'Basler', 'Mark', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('94', 'Yoshida', 'Yutaka', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('95', 'Kangath', 'Smitha', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('96', 'Freeman', 'Larry', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('97', 'Kaul', 'Jeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('98', 'Burns', 'Ed', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('99', 'McClanahan', 'Craig', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('100', 'Murray', 'Greg', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('101', 'Brydon', 'Sean', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO SELLERCONTACTINFO VALUES('102', 'Singh', 'Inderjeet', '[email protected]');
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('1', 'feline01', 'Friendly Cat', 'This black and white colored cat is super friendly. Anyone passing by your front yard will find him puring at their feet and trying to make a new friend. His NAME is Anthony, but I call him Ant as a nickNAME since he loves to eat ants and other insects.', 'images/anthony.jpg','images/anthony-s.jpg', 307.10,'1','1', 15, 3, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('2', 'feline01', 'Fluffy Cat', 'A great pet for a hair stylist! Have fun combing Bailey''s silver mane. Maybe trim his whiskers? He is very patient and loves to be pampered.', 'images/bailey.jpg','images/bailey-s.jpg', 307,'2','2', 15, 5, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('3', 'feline02', 'Sneaky Cat', 'My cat is so sneaky. He is so curious that he just has to poke his nose into everything going on in the house. Everytime I turn around, BAM, he is in the room peaking at what I am doing. Nothing escapes his keen eye. He should be a spy in the CIA!', 'images/bob.jpg','images/bob-s.jpg', 307.20,'3','3', 15, 7, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('4', 'feline02', 'Lazy Cat', 'A great pet to lounge on the sofa with. If you want a friend to watch TV with, this is the cat for you. Plus, she wont even ask for the remote! Really, could you ask for a better friend to lounge with?', 'images/chantelle.jpg','images/chantelle-s.jpg', 307.30,'4','4', 15, 5, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('5', 'feline01', 'Old Cat', 'A great old pet retired from duty in the circus. This fully-trained tiger is looking for a place to retire. Loves to roam free and loves to eat other animals.', 'images/charlie.jpg','images/charlie-s.jpg', 307,'5','5', 15, 5, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('6', 'feline02', 'Young Female cat', 'A great young pet to chase around. Loves to play with a ball of string. Bring some instant energy into your home.', 'images/elkie.jpg','images/elkie-s.jpg', 307.40,'6','6', 15, 5, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('7', 'feline01', 'Playful Female Cat', 'A needy pet. This cat refuses to grow up. Do you like playful spirits? I need lots of attention. Please do not leave me alone, not even for a minute.', 'images/faith.jpg','images/faith-s.jpg', 307,'7','7', 15, 5, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('8', 'feline01', 'White Fluffy Cat', 'This fluffy white cat looks like a snowball. Plus, she likes playing outside in the snow and it looks really cool to see this snowball cat run around on the ski slopes. I hope you have white carpet as this cat sheds lots of hair.', 'images/gaetano.jpg','images/gaetano-s.jpg', 307.50,'8','8', 15, 15, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('9', 'feline02', 'Tiger Stripe Cat', 'This little tiger thinks it has big teeth. A great wild pet for an adventurous person. May eat your other pets so be careful- just kidding. This little tiger is affectionate.', 'images/harmony.jpg','images/harmony-s.jpg', 307,'9','9', 15, 3, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('10', 'feline02', 'Alley Cat', 'Meow Meow in the back alley cat fights! This cat keeps the racoons away, but still has class.', 'images/katzen.jpg','images/katzen-s.jpg', 307.60,'10','10', 15, 5, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('11', 'feline02', 'Speedy Cat', 'Fastest and coolest cat in town. If you always wanted to own a cheetah, this cat is even faster and better looking. No dog could ever catch this bolt of lightening.', 'images/mario.jpg','images/mario-s.jpg', 307,'11','11', 15, 10, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('12', 'feline01', 'Stylish Cat', 'A high maintenance cat for an owner with time. This cat needs pampering: comb it hair, brush its teeth, wash its fur, paint its claws. For all you debutantes, let the world know you have arrived in style with this snooty cat in your purse!', 'images/mimi.jpg','images/mimi-s.jpg', 307.70,'12','12', 15, 4, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('13', 'feline01', 'Smelly Cat', 'A great pet with its own song to sing with your fiends. "Smelly cat, Smelly cat ..." Need an excuse for that funky odor in your house? Smelly cat is the answer.', 'images/monique.jpg','images/monique-s.jpg', 307.80,'13','13', 15, 8, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('14', 'feline01', 'Saber Cat', 'A great watch pet. Want to keep your roommates from stealing the beer from your refrigerator? This big-toothed crazy cat is better than a watchdog. Just place him on top of the refrigerator and watch him pounce when so-called friends try to sneak a beer. This cat is great fun at parties.', 'images/olie.jpg','images/olie-s.jpg', 307.90,'14','14', 15, 3, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('15', 'feline01', 'Sophisticated Cat', 'This cat is from Paris. It has a very distinguished history and is looking for a castle to play in. This sophisticated cat has class and taste. No chasing on string, no catnip habits. Only the habits of royalty in this cats blood.', 'images/paris.jpg','images/paris-s.jpg', 307,'15','15', 15, 4, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('16', 'feline01', 'Princess cat', 'Just beauty and elegance. She will charm you from the moment she enters the room.', 'images/princess.jpg','images/princess-s.jpg', 307,'16','16', 15, 5, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('17', 'feline02', 'Lazy cat', 'Wow! This cat is cool. It has a beautiful tan coat. I wish I could get a sun tan of that color.', 'images/simba.jpg','images/simba-s.jpg', 307,'17','17', 15, 3, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('18', 'feline02', 'Scapper male cat', 'A scappy cat that likes to cause trouble. If you are looking for a challenge to your cat training skills, this scapper is the test!', 'images/thaicat.jpg','images/thaicat-s.jpg', 307,'18','18', 15, 5, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('19', 'feline01', 'Lazy cat', 'Buy me please. I love to sleep.', 'images/cat1.gif','images/cat1.gif', 307,'19','19', 15, 6, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('20', 'feline01', 'Old Cat', 'A great old pet retired from duty in the circus. This fully-trained tiger is looking for a place to retire. Loves to roam free and loves to eat other animals.', 'images/cat2.gif','images/cat2.gif', 200,'20','20', 15, 3, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('21', 'feline01', 'Young Cat', 'A great young pet to chase around. Loves to play with a ball of string.', 'images/cat3.gif','images/cat3.gif', 350,'21','21', 15, 3, 0);
INSERT INTO ITEM VALUES('22', 'feline01', 'Scrappy Cat', 'A real trouble-maker in the neighborhood. Looking for some T.L.

Special Characters and spaces in Tablenames and Column Names are allowed ?

Hi
I have created two tables in Oracle10g
as follows
SQL> create table test(columna number,columnb varchar2(20),primary key(columna));
Table created.
SQL> insert into test values(1,'test');
1 row created.
SQL> commit;
COMMIT är utfört.
SQL> create table "test quote"("#" number,abc number,primary key("#"));
Table created.
SQL> insert into "test quote" values(1,2);
1 row created.
SQL> commit;
COMMIT är utfört.
SQL> select * from "test quote";
# ABC
1 2
SQL> select * from test;
COLUMNA COLUMNB
1 test
Now I want to cache the tables and their data into TimesTen
The cache group for table test which is not having any spaces and special characters in table name and column names is created perfectly.
But when I create the cache group for table "test quote" which is having special characters and spaces it gives error :
Command>create readonly cache group w2 from testuser.test(columna number,columnb varchar2(20),primary key(columna));
Command>select * from test;
<1,test>
1 row found.
Command>create readonly cache group w3 from testuser."test quote"("#" number,abc number,primary key("#"));
5140: Could not find TESTUSER.TEST QUOTE in Oracle. May not have privileges.
Command Failed.
Now there is contradiction that why cache group for table test is created successfully and why it is not being created for table "test quote".
What I think is if special characters and spaces in column names and table names are possible in Oracle then it sould be possible in TimesTen.
Any possible solution.
Looking forward for your reply.
Please help I am stuck badly.
/Ahmad

Hi
Problem Solved ....... Remeber only Capital letters work with special characters ......
/Ahmad

Table name change in procedure dynamically

create table tab1(x number);
create table dynamic_table (x number);
insert into tab1 values (1);
insert into dynamic_table values (1);
commit;
create procedure proc1
is
v_x number;
begin
execute immediate 'create table mytab
as select tab1.*
from tab1, tabc
where tab1.x = dynamic_table.x';
end;
begin
proc1;
end;
/dynamic_table --> should be dynamically replaced in the procedure
There are two more tables in this scenario - tabe and tabf, In the above procedure, I have to dynamically replace dynamic_table first with tabe, call it, then then replace with tabf and execute procedure again
Is there a way I can do that ? any dynamic sql that will prompt me to call proc1 twice, 1st time replace dynamic_table with tabe, then with tabf
the structure of tabe and tabf is the same, I am currently passing a parameter to the procedure and replacing dynamic_table with the input parameter, and then
calling the procedure twice by passing the table names, wanted to follow a better approach
Currently, I am doing somethig like this:
create procedure proc1 (i_param in varchar2)
is
v_x number;
begin
execute immediate 'create table mytab
as select tab1.*
from tab1, tabc
where tab1.x = i_param.x';
end;
begin
proc1('tabe');
proc1('tabf');
end;
/

Why are you trying to do this?
Good database design practice means that you don't create tables dynamically within your code.
Why do you have tables of the same structure with different names?
Dynamic table names are not a good idea because it means all your code has to be dynamic.
So whilst it's perfectly possible to do what you are asking, showing you how to do it would be like me showing you how to fly a plane into the ground, i.e. not something that's clever or wise.
So, better you explain what problem you are trying to solve rather than ask us how to improve on the poor code you are already trying to do.

Mixed case in column & table name

Hi,
How can tell SQL to use mixed case for column & table name?
For example:
create table PerNode (netId number, nodeId number);
select netId, nodeId from PerNode;
The above statements automatically made to upper case. But I wanted to retain the case sensitiveness in the column & table names.
I know a way by including the names in double quote in the case will make this to retain the case.
But I don't want to give all the time the column & table names within double quote.
What I wanted to know is that is there any ALTER kind of statement will make the SQL to use the case I use in the name of the column & table.
I greatly appreciate your advice.
Thanks,
--JK

Oracle column names and table names are case insensitive unless you enclose them in quotes.
Unless you want to have two tables, one called PerNode and one called pernode or some such, I'm not sure what benefit case sensitivity would have. One can certainly use mixed case SQL statements in stored procedures and ad-hoc SQL for readability-- only in the Oracle internals is everything changed to upper case.
Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
www.ddbcinc.com/askDDBC

Crystal 2008 DB2 error that works in Crystal XI R1

We finally converted a legacy server from Crystal Server XI R1 to Crystal 2008. All users are now suppose to start writing in CR2008 only.
We found a small number of reports running again a DB2 data source that are erroring out when run on CR2008 locally or on the server..
         Failed to retrieve data from the database. Details: [Database Vendor Code: -204 ]
- The same reports run fine on the same machine against the same data source when opened and run in CRXI.
It appears that running them in CR2008 adds a schema value "Username." to the db2 command and thus the DB2 -204 error.
    SQL0204N name is an undefined name.
The problem happens whether we use ODBC or DB2 Unicode Connections.
Any ideas?

Answer: Service Market Place you will see it is now available.
This turns out not to be the case.
These are the options in the marketplace. Note, no CRS2008 V2, sp2 or fix pack 2.5 etc.
     CRYSTAL REPORTS SERVER
     CRYSTAL REPORTS SERVER 2008 V0
     CRYSTAL REPORTS SERVER 2008 V1
     CRYSTAL REPORTS SERVER XI R2
Answer: One possible work around is to install Crystal Reports on the CR Server PC and then you can apply the CR patch. It should update all of the CSE runtime. BUT PLEASE do this on a test system first. The install may detect CRS is installed an not allow you to though.
We are testing this to see if this is your solution.
My last response was a question on whether this had been tested, since you mentioned back on March 29th that you were testing. We do not have a test server for this product due to licensing contraints. Has this method for updating the server been tested?

EF 5 Model First Approach- How to avoid Table names from pluralized

I'm using Entity Framewrok 5.0 Model First approach using Visual Studio 2012 express. The generated database tables are pluralized. How do I avoid this? Please advice. I'm using Model First approach (Designed the entities in the EF designer and generated
the Database.) . Please note that following technic does not apply to this scenario as it applies to code - first approach.
using System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Conventions;
protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder modelBuilder)
modelBuilder.Conventions.Remove<PluralizingTableNameConvention>();

Hi Arasheed,
Welcome to the MSDN forum.
I tested your problem. It seems a default setting that Table names are pluralized. If you want to avoid pluralizing, you can do it manually:
Right click the empty area and select “Generate Database from Model…”.
Choose the correct connection and click “Next”.
You will see the generated DDL. Please copy all the content, then click “Cancel”.
Click “Data” on the Visual Studio bar and select “Tansact-SQL Editor”. Then click “New Query Connection…”.
Connect to the right server.
Paste the DDL we copied before.
Modify the table creation lines. Note: do not forget to change the corresponding name in constraints.
Right click the empty area and click “Execute SQL”.
In addition, you can submit your feature requests here to improve Entity Framework:
http://data.uservoice.com/forums/72025-ado-net-entity-framework-ef-feature-suggestions
Good day.
Alexander Sun [MSFT]
MSDN Community Support | Feedback to us

To Get all the Table Names

Hi All
I have nearly 70 procedures in my database.
I want to get all the distinct table names used in the 70 procedures.
Is it possible?
Note:
All the table names are prefixed by schema name like DEVSRC.table_name.
Please advice
Thanks
Jo

Johney wrote:
Hi VT
One doubt.
This query will give the table names of only select stmt used in the procedure
or
List of table names that are with in any DML operations inside the procedure?
Thanks
JoIt will give all the table either used in select or in any DML..
You can also check by creating a temp proc
SQL> drop procedure proc_test;
Procedure dropped.
SQL> select name, referenced_name, dependency_type from user_dependencies
2 where type = 'PROCEDURE' and referenced_type = 'TABLE' and name='PROC_TEST';
no rows selected
SQL> create or replace
2 PROCEDURE proc_test
3 IS
4 v_ID    number;
5 v_PRID number;
6 v_PRLID number;
7 v_DATERECEIVED date;
8 Cursor C1 is
9 select * from table_c;
10   BEGIN
11   open c1;
12     LOOP
13      FETCH c1 INTO v_ID,v_PRID,v_PRLID,v_DATERECEIVED;
14      EXIT WHEN c1%NOTFOUND;
15      insert into table_b values(v_ID,v_PRID,v_PRLID,v_DATERECEIVED);
16      Commit;
17     END LOOP;
18   CLOSE C1;
19   END;
20 /
Procedure created.
SQL> select name, referenced_name, dependency_type from user_dependencies
2 where type = 'PROCEDURE' and referenced_type = 'TABLE' and name='PROC_TEST';
NAME
REFERENCED_NAME                                                  DEPE
PROC_TEST
TABLE_B                                                          HARD
PROC_TEST
TABLE_C                                                          HARD
SQL> Regards
Umesh

Dynamically pick the table names in data flow task SSIS

Hi All,
I want to create a SSIS package which loads the data to a table on the other server every day. I have around 250 tables to load everyday and source and destination table names are available in a metadata table, table names have to read from the metadata
table and data should be loaded. Is there a way that we can configure the source and destination table names dynamically in Data flow task?
I am newbie to SSIS can any help with the solution for this problem.

You can do that, not a big deal. The underlying problem is say suppose you constructed a ETL based on some x source and y destination and have put x(3 columns) as source and y destination(3 columns).. As you said if we have choice of dynamically pick the
table names.. ETL might fail when you face below situation
source x(3 columns) destination y (4 columns) and there will be no mapping as it is dynamic. Sometimes mapping also fails even if the source and destination have same number of columns. If you still want to do... follow below steps:
Create two variables:
1.variable1 , datatype string
2.variable datatype string
take one execute sql task, pick your source table names dynamically as you desired from metadata table \
"SELECT sourcetblname as Res FROM @metadata WHERE ID=1" in sql statement and then go to name the result name as Res (I meant same as table alias) and map it to variablename1
And in variable2 go to expression and write "Select * from "+@[User::variable].. and this will be your constructed dynamic command for oledb destination.
And connect that execute sql task to (Data flow task)oledb source and choose data access mode as sql command with variable,and choose variable2. below is the diagram.
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