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SSIS - How To Create This Package

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    Kevin Marois
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    This should be fairly simple, but I'm rather new to SSIS. I want to copy data from one table to another. The column names are not the same, and in the target table I may need to expand some columns so I don't get truncation errors. I'm not really sure what objects in SSIS to use. Many thanks

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      This should be fairly simple, but I'm rather new to SSIS. I want to copy data from one table to another. The column names are not the same, and in the target table I may need to expand some columns so I don't get truncation errors. I'm not really sure what objects in SSIS to use. Many thanks

      Everything makes sense in someone's mind

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      Wendelius
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      If the copy operation is quite simple, try following:

      • define a Data Flow task and open it
      • using Source Assistant, define the source database
      • using Destination Assistant, define the destination database
      • configure the source table for OLE DB Source (double click it to open the confiiguration)
      • do the same for OLE DB Destination
      • if you need expressions, add a Derived Column
      • configure the derived column; add necessary new derived columns, their expressions etc
      • connect the source to the derived column
      • connect the derived column to destination
      • in OLE DB Destination configure the mappings

      Hope this gets you started :)

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      • K Kevin Marois

        This should be fairly simple, but I'm rather new to SSIS. I want to copy data from one table to another. The column names are not the same, and in the target table I may need to expand some columns so I don't get truncation errors. I'm not really sure what objects in SSIS to use. Many thanks

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        Pradeep Shukla 0
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        Follow the series of the video tutorials.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPdUYpi-m10[^] hope it helps.

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