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SSIS Check Sales amount and Bank amount is within 10%
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I have two tables one with Sales amount and a second table with banked amount.
I have written a SSIS package to see when these figures match, but I now need to check if these figures are with 10% of each other.
How do I do this within a SSIS package?
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I have two tables one with Sales amount and a second table with banked amount.
I have written a SSIS package to see when these figures match, but I now need to check if these figures are with 10% of each other.
How do I do this within a SSIS package?
Regards
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Hello Jim
Sorry I did not mention that I have a Derived Column that works out the till date and checks for bank holidays to do the matching.
So I need to keep it within the same data flow.
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Sorry I did not mention that I have a Derived Column that works out the till date and checks for bank holidays to do the matching.
So I need to keep it within the same data flow.
Regards
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There's really no way to answer this unless you show us screen shots of your SSIS package, and some sample data.
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Found my own solution.
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Since you're testing data in tables, why not create a Stored Procedure that does this testing and returns a value of Success/Fail (or whatever floats your boat).
Then in SSIS add an Execute SQL Task to run this SP and store the return value in a variable Then in the following Precedence Constraint (aka green arrow) test this value and map the package flow accordingly.