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Incorrect value outputed from OLE DB Source connection object in SSIS

Asked by TPBPIT in SSIS, MS SQL DTS, SQL Server 2005

My SQL server is SQL 2005 SP2 for 64 bit. I have some SQL query that runs against a table in a finanical db. The table has a column that is formatted as Money. When the query runs in Query Analyzer in the Management the output is correct. The column for money appears as a two position decimal, i.e. 5.78, 6.70 or 90.00. However, when I copy the query into OLE DB Source of an Integration Services Project and hit preview the abouve numbers would be returned like 5.78, 6.7 and 90. It appears that whatever is wrong is causing any trailing zero after the decimal to drop. Likewise, I am outputing this to a CSV file and I have previewed the output and once again I see the same thing. I have checked the column type in OLE DB Source connection and it sees the column as currency. Also, I have written a very simple query that returns that CkRegAmount column and the same exact thing happens which rules out the query beign the issue. What is going wrong? Why does the query run correctly in Query Analyzer in the Mgt Studio, but does not in Integration services? Also, I am pasting the query below.

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Damian

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             DECLARE @Date as datetime
 
SET @Date = dateadd(d, datediff(d, 0, GETDATE()),0)
 
Select BankCkNbr, ChkDate, DispCk#, VenName, TransType FROM 
 
(
 
(SELECT RIGHT(CheckRegister.CkRegCheckNbr, 6) AS BankCkNbr, REPLACE(CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),CheckRegister.CkRegDate,101), '/', '') AS ChkDate, CheckRegister.CkRegAmount * -1 AS DispCk#, Vendor.VenName, '1' AS TransType, CkRegCheckNbr
 
FROM BankAccount
 
INNER JOIN CheckRegister ON CheckRegister.CkRegBank = BankAccount.BnkCode
 
INNER JOIN Vendor ON Vendor.VenSysNbr = CheckRegister.CkRegVend
 
WHERE CheckRegister.CkRegDate = @Date AND CheckRegister.CkRegAmount < 0 AND CheckRegister.CkRegCheckNbr > 0 AND
 
BankAccount.BnkCode = 'MAIN' AND CheckRegister.CkRegType IN ('a', 't', '1', '2', '3', '4'))
 
UNION
 
(SELECT RIGHT(CheckRegister.CkRegCheckNbr, 6) AS BankCkNbr, REPLACE(CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),CheckRegister.CkRegDate,101), '/', '') AS ChkDate, CheckRegister.CkRegAmount * -1 AS DispCk#, Vendor.VenName, '2' AS TransType, CkRegCheckNbr
 
FROM BankAccount
 
INNER JOIN CheckRegister ON CheckRegister.CkRegBank = BankAccount.BnkCode
 
INNER JOIN Vendor ON Vendor.VenSysNbr = CheckRegister.CkRegVend
 
WHERE CheckRegister.CkRegVoidDate = @Date AND CheckRegister.CkRegCheckNbr > 0 AND BankAccount.BnkCode = 'MAIN' AND
 
CheckRegister.CkRegType IN ('a', 't', '1', '2', '3', '4'))) A
 
ORDER BY A.CkRegCheckNbr

           
         

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Incorrect value outputed from OLE DB Source connection object in SSIS

Asked by TPBPIT in SSIS, MS SQL DTS, SQL Server 2005

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