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Thanks Brian for this wonderful explanation. However, this works for a specific table.. what if there are many tables that we need to load in a loop ? can we implement this using variables? or we need to write individual task for each table? Your feedback will be highly appreciated. thanks
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very clearly explained and demonstrated video. Thanks
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These training videos are fantastic. Thanks Brian! Keep them coming!
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Brian will you do some work with the term extraction transform? Thanks
David Everson
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Very Nice, Thank you very much
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Very Good.
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Brian Knight on
10/2/2008
Sayed, this can easily be done in SQL Server 2008 by hydrating the SQL Server 2008 lookup cache provider. In SQL Server 2005 you may have to use Merge Join instead to get selective on what you're pulling through for the comparison.
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Brian Knight on
10/2/2008
David, thanks for the suggestion. I'll work up a few on that one over the next month.
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Great!
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Brian, is there some alternative to using a sql update statement in the Ole DB Command object? I have too many columns to update in this way, and don't want to embed the sql in this way anyhow. Why can't the Ole DB Destination handle this? Any ideas?
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Brian, why wouldn't method number 2 in this video use a temp table? Shouldn't that temp table be created dynamically by the SSIS package?
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Great video Brian. What if the source database is across the WAN from the SSIS server and the target database? What is the best method to reduce network traffic?
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Joseph Brosnan on
10/18/2008
Very good videos for those of us getting started with SSIS.
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THANKS, great work!
-FROM INDIAN
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Manuel Gamez on
11/19/2008
the instructor stutters too much.
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excellent
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great tutorial
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That was a nice Demo
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Thanks Brian that was good.
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Thanks ....
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It was OK. I tried this in 2008 and immediately ran into problems because the target table had too much data in it. There was no mention of this in the 2007 demo. Was caching used, partial caching, no cahing? The theory is sound and I like the technique but for me it simply does not work.
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Stream is not available
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Perfect, just what I needed. Thanks A LOT Brian!
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It was a great demo. One thing I do not know is where to get the training files from the demo. Could you help?
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I have found the files.
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Good Video...Good Voice
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It was a good one but is the latest feature in SQL Server 2008 the "Merge Statement" is faster than this method?
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I cannot download the sample code from this. Can you please make it available?
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Great video, but getting a page not found error when I click the Sample code and package link, could you please load it again?
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Could'nt find the topic in Expert SQL Server 2005 Integration Services, can you please tell me where it is? If not this book is there any other book?
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very good example but can't download the zip file
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Mark Gorczyca on
7/28/2009
Great video! Relatively short and sweet for someone who's trying to get started with SSIS for capturing changed records, and wants a scalable solution. Thanks!
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I have done similiar without doing sataging table, hope so it would be better. I will try it because i have millions of huge data.
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Where Can I download the script used in the video demo?
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Please demo link...
A question: How this work in 2008??? Now exists a better way???
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The link for downloading the sample code is not working. Also are there any updates to this for 2008?
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ok
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Wenda Stephens on
10/17/2009
I am excited about the ability to update & add so efficiently, alot faster then our present method. I just wonder if there is a way to find the deleted records also.. I would imagine there would be..
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this video was helpful for me becuase am searchin for CDC without timestamp
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It was good but I was looking for SSIS with CDC enabled database.
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Nice video. Though I was looking for something different.
This video is great help !
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Great video, very surprising there isn't an easier way to update.
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Excellent.
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Excellent.
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Mukul Janeja on
3/13/2010
awesome but too fast. will be nice to know why 6 secs dropped to 1.5 sec.
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It is very good to understand. Thanks
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great video, the source download isnt working for me tho :(
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Nice, however the conditional split is not working. It's only going to one destination when it should be going to both in my package since I have an update in both output names.
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Instead of using this quite "nasty" trick setting the loopkup error to ignore i would take a reqular SQL Server Merge Statement instead. Little harder to write but best performance and clear design
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Another great presentation.
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Fast...
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good
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Charlie Bruno on
8/13/2010
excellent demostration.
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Broken link to the sample package - Michael Clifford
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Thank you for showing few transformations, their usage and how to configure them.
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I couldn't get the sample package to download. This was definitely helpful, but I'm trying to make it apply to my circumstance where I have over 200 fields in my source and permanent tables. If I'm going to use set-based, wouldn't it make more sense for me to just pull the whole file into a db table and wrap it in a stored proc rather than using the lookup transform?
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Great Video. This is the level of stuff I like seeing.
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Great video -- thanks, Brian. But, as others have said, the link to the sample code is broken. Looks like www.WhiteknightTechnology.com is no longer in service...? Where is the white knight when you need him?
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Actually, the download is there, just at an address without the www. Try this:
http://whiteknighttechnology.com/downloads/ChangeDataCaputre.zip
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Thanks
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WOW, this was meaty! Definately going to bookmark it for later assimulation.
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Nice video Brian. Concise and informative. Keep up the good work. Rob, thanks for the url
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Paul Kirkham on
8/15/2010
Excellent presentation just felt a little rushed but very clewar non the less
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very good
we need somemore details(properties)
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Paul Sprunger on
8/24/2010
Great job Brian. Thank you.
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Steve Culshaw on
8/25/2010
Excellent run through of CDC ... but what was the other method that was hinted at ??
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Very useful!
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Very Good.
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Where is the setup for CDC?
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GREAT techniques. Thank you for sharing them.
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good
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nice video..
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This video was really informative. I didn't know there was a way to avoid using the sort data transformation.
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nice video. very helpful ..!
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Really gud one- thanks
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awesome
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It is not a CDC example. It is just an example of using SSIS to do an upsert.
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Nice presentation !!
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A little fast but understandable. Will have to review multiple times to get this down.
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Really Nice Article.
Thanks,
Dip
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Great video, I wish I could get the code
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