Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

Lookup and OLEDB Command components programming

I need some help on SSIS programming. Can anybody give me a short example or tutorial how to write a code, which will show me use of "Lookup" and "OLEDB Command" components?Here's an example of using a Lookup (amongst other things): http://www.sqlis.com/default.aspx?311

The SCD Wizard produces a data-flow with an OLE DB Command in it so you could look at that!

-Jamie|||And how can I get a code from SCD Wizard?|||

Erch wrote:

And how can I get a code from SCD Wizard?

You can't. The SCD Wizard produces components, not code.

So am I correct in saying that you want to build a package programatically that contains a data-flow containing a LOOKUP and an OLE DB COMMAND? There isn't much resources around yet that shows how to do this - BOL is definately the best place to go.

-Jamie

Friday, March 9, 2012

Looking for tutorials/walkthroughts on Report parameters

Could someone please point me to a tutorial on how to implement complex
parameters in Reporting Services reports? I ask this because the online help
available seems to be extremely minimal.
What I will probably be doing is writing reports with multiple parameters
including single values, dropdown lists, and calendars. Also I probably will
need to hide/expose/change-value-of some parameters based on the selection of
others.
Any sort of info or even a recognizable starting point to research this
would be of help. Thanks!Sorry. False alarm. Please cancel.
(I should say I found the help for the Report Parameters editing screen
minimal. Finally Googled and found the Technet tutorial on cascading
parameters which is roughly what I was looking for.
However this is all academic because I've just been taken off the project.)
"B. Chernick" wrote:
> Could someone please point me to a tutorial on how to implement complex
> parameters in Reporting Services reports? I ask this because the online help
> available seems to be extremely minimal.
> What I will probably be doing is writing reports with multiple parameters
> including single values, dropdown lists, and calendars. Also I probably will
> need to hide/expose/change-value-of some parameters based on the selection of
> others.
> Any sort of info or even a recognizable starting point to research this
> would be of help. Thanks!