Showing posts with label transfer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transfer. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

Lookup Error handling in SSIS

Hi,

I am new to using SSIS. I need to know how can I retrieve the records in a Lookup component that cause an error to use them in a Data Transfer task. I created the error event handler but I don't know how to retrieve the records causing the error to use them in the Data Transfer task.

Thanks in advance for help!

Thanks,

Aref

I tried this and it worked,

I will redirect the record in the error configuration to be the data source to the data destination.

Thanks,

Are

|||Just to be clear for anyone not sure of this, the error flow is not always nasty errors, it can be good stuff to. Think of error as the non-default condition perhaps. For a lookup, error rows are those that the lookup failed to match, so often when loading a table that has rows in already, you would the Redirect option to send "new" rows down the error output, and then insert them.

Saturday, February 25, 2012

LOOKING FOR SITE WITH NOTES ON HOW I CAN CHANGE THE KNOWLEDGE OF MSSQL I HAVE TO ORAC

Hi developers!
I'm looking for the link where I can easily read and understand the way I
can transfer the knowledge I have of MSSQL to ORACLE and simply create some
procedures, views,functions,triggers,tables etc using ORACLE Database.
Anyone who can help on this will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
ComfortI'd try Oracle's site or just google it.
--Mary
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 15:38:09 +0300, "Comfort" <comfort.peter@.stcl.com>
wrote:

>Hi developers!
>I'm looking for the link where I can easily read and understand the way I
>can transfer the knowledge I have of MSSQL to ORACLE and simply create some
>procedures, views,functions,triggers,tables etc using ORACLE Database.
>Anyone who can help on this will be highly appreciated.
>Regards,
>Comfort
>