XLST isnt necessarily the simplest method.. this souns like a straightforward data integration issue which can very easily be done in SSIS.
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Browse All TopicsI have two database:
db_access_01 (MS ACCESS DB)
db_access_02 (MS ACCESS DB)
They are both similar databases, namely:
db_access_01
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Field 1 = Employee_ID [Int(11); PK]
Field 2 = First_Name [Char(20)]
Field 3 = Last_Name [Char(20)]
db_access_02
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Field 1 = Worker_ID [Int(11); PK]
Field 2 = FName [Char(20)]
Field 3 = LName [Char(20)]
I need to merge the data in db_access_01 and db_access_02 into SQL Server 2005 using XSLT within SQL Server 2005, mapping the data fields in the following way:
1) [ db_access_01 | Field 1 ] , [ db_access_02 | Field 1 ] map to [ db_sqlserver2005_03 | Field 1 ('e_id') ]
2) [ db_access_01 | Field 2 ] , [ db_access_02 | Field 2 ] map to [ db_sqlserver2005_03 | Field 2 ('first_name') ]
3) [ db_access_01 | Field 3 ] , [ db_access_02 | Field 3 ] map to [ db_sqlserver2005_03 | Field 3 ('last_name') ]
How would I do this?
-Panos
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by: marcoullispPosted on 2006-07-25 at 15:37:12ID: 17180206
... using SQL Server 2005, and specific XSLT?
-Panos