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9.4

Complex DTS looping and file naming question

Asked by bhess1 in MS SQL Server

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I am looking for a method using DTS to create N export text files of 50,000 rows or less from a growing dataset (there are other requirements that make DTS the correct way to start processing this at least).  Here is what I have to work with:

1)  A query I can use to determine how many total rows there are to export.
2)  A query that extracts data from the total rows in 50,000 row chunks.  
      a)  I will need to keep track of where the previous step's endpoint was (possibly a global variable)
3)  A CSV text export connection
      a) The name of the exported text file needs to change with each iteration, i.e. the second iteration in January, 2007 would be MyFile-200701-2.csv

What I am hoping to do is to perform all of my initialization steps, then loop through the export step until I have exported all of the rows, then clean up and exit.  Unfortunately, I am not *that* good with DTS.  Is there anyone who would care to flesh out a framework I could use to do this?

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