multiple csv to distinct tables - Import to sqlserver
Hello All,
I spent a good time on learning SSIS for each to loop through multiple files and then insert those into 1 table in sql server. But my main goal is to import those multiple csv into their own dest tables in the server. How do i leverage or edit the for each to do this accordingly?
Thank you
I spent a good time on learning SSIS for each to loop through multiple files and then insert those into 1 table in sql server. But my main goal is to import those multiple csv into their own dest tables in the server. How do i leverage or edit the for each to do this accordingly?
Thank you
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found these two
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1198006-147-1.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/a3e3273c-2c90-4d7b-91de-00f0569ecfb6/multiple-flat-file-i
but still i am confused how can i do those ways? or any other way....i am stumped. This is a work stopper :( for me
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1198006-147-1.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/a3e3273c-2c90-4d7b-91de-00f0569ecfb6/multiple-flat-file-i
but still i am confused how can i do those ways? or any other way....i am stumped. This is a work stopper :( for me
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further, with regards to Bulk insert - this acts weird even if I do just a single sql statement for it - says file cannot be opened or found - i do have all admin access to all folders...so this bulk insert doesn't work for me for some reason
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i know how to loop through files and import into one table using ssis - the only thing if using some magic i can add a condition like
before the row insertion happens from source, if src1 then desttbl1,if src2 then desttbl2
something like that - as it loops through the files, it knows where to import that current file data to ....
before the row insertion happens from source, if src1 then desttbl1,if src2 then desttbl2
something like that - as it loops through the files, it knows where to import that current file data to ....
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stumped
Hi Rayne,
The only thing extra that you would need to add is to make the connection string an expression. Change your table to a new table and you should be good to go. Ensure your DelayValidation is on for that step or it won't compile.
I found this which gives you the basic formula for the connection string:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/8c2cf0ab-0701-49d8-ac25-4990051dd517/dynamic-connection-string-for-oledb-connection-string-in-ssis?forum=sqlintegrationservices
The only thing extra that you would need to add is to make the connection string an expression. Change your table to a new table and you should be good to go. Ensure your DelayValidation is on for that step or it won't compile.
I found this which gives you the basic formula for the connection string:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/8c2cf0ab-0701-49d8-ac25-4990051dd517/dynamic-connection-string-for-oledb-connection-string-in-ssis?forum=sqlintegrationservices
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Yeah, don't mind me, was up late waiting for a query to run and lurking on EE. Please disregard the last comment of mine.
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thank you :)
Sure, glad to have been of assistance! :)
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