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very good, tks
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nj
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good work
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Excellent
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Can you please provide some information about Trash destination, as i saw in video, we dont have to do any column mapping for this type of destination, hence it will be very much useful for us for learning SSIS, and develop Samples...you can mail me at qutubmumbai@gmail.com
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good
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Excellent
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I had never used scripts in SSIS, and this helped me out tremendously and I've now got my script doing exactly what I wanted. Thanks!
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omg you did it again - just what i needed
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good one
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Very good video...
JumpStartTV is now my fav web site... :)
-R
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Really informative
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Pretty neat.
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Very helpful
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Great start! Makes me want to learn more.
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I like it.
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Thanks Brian, Exactly what I needed!
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was new to me. thanx
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Excellent for beginners
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Very nice video. Thanks a lot
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Is there a video on how to debug the script transform task? This is where my issue is...setting it up is pretty straight forward. Good video for a someone who's never worked with SSIS though
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great
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Excellent Video..made my life easier.
Do you have a video that can split a firstname and middlename in one field into firstname and middlename into separate fields
thanks
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Excellent presentation.
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Super as an introduction 5*'s but a more complicated example would be nicer - thanks
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good information
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another great video. thanks so much
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Didn't know about the Data Viewer and was bemoaning how Watches are incredibly hard to set up. THANK YOU!
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Is there another video that shows how to create the custom transform that was mentioned?
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rupesh sharma on
9/11/2009
Excellent
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Excellent once again.
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Steven Hill on
11/18/2009
great concept, well presented, but was looking to script data source from custom SQL statment. :(
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Just excellent! Thank you.
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exactly what i needed!
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I had never used the data viewer objects. Nice...
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nicely covered script component, i like it
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Excellent Article
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nice example
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Simple, great
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Thank you. I am just now wanting to learn SSIS and this video is a good start for me. (I also didn't know that ProperCase existed -- I can use that!)
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Tony Gerarde on
3/25/2010
Thanks for the bacsic example to get started with.
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Thank you
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not bad :D
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Excellent!!
Thanks
Partha
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I have watched a few of Brian Knight's SQL Server videos, and he does illustrate some fine basic scenarios. With all due respect, however, I wish that he would temper the occasional rapid-fire bursts of speech and speak just a little more clearly -- just a little. Otherwise, I think his videos are a great learning tool.
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help full
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Excellent Work Thanks
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You are the man.
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Carolus Holman on
10/21/2010
Would like to learn about custom transforms to write something like the Konesans CheckSum.
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cool
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Nimesh Parikh on
12/5/2010
Good One..!!!
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this guy does a great job.
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Love it.Thanks
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John H Davis on
3/25/2011
Well done. Very informative.
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Roman Yusfin on
3/25/2011
May need to update for SSIS 2008 mentioning C# complementing VB.Net
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I'm going to go ahead and leave a comment. Then I'm going to go ahead and click Add Comment and go ahead and wait to see if anyone goes ahead and responds. I'm also going to go ahead and suggest that Brian go ahead and update this for SQL 2008 since Microsoft decided to go ahead and add C# support to the Script Transform.
Good example and presentation, Brian, but I'd suggest slowing down just a bit, annunciate some more, and practice taking out the "um" "ah" and "go ahead" type filler that tends to distract people from the actual content of the presentation.
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This video is a little outdated. It uses SQL Server 2005 and one major change in SQL 2008 is that you can now write code in either Visual Basic or C#.
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any way to use powershell for a transformation???
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Filled in some gaps from reading his/their WROX book last year.
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Robert Gibson on
3/25/2011
I learnt about the Script transformations AND saw Dataviewers in action. Sounds like something I will definitely put into practice!
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Verone Lazio on
3/25/2011
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Good info.
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Excellent
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Ravi Shankar on
3/26/2011
good
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Ravi Shankar on
3/26/2011
good
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Maurice Ivory on
3/28/2011
It was okay
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Well-explained, easy to undertand and have hands-on it.
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very good
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Very clear explanation, which I need since I don't know VB.NET. I have yet to use this Script Transform, but at least I know how. A good reason to use it will probably make itself known now.
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Thanks - but Too Quick for beginner.
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Robert Turner on
8/12/2011
good, would also like to see how to output additional columns, example spilt one column into two or more
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great!
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great video!
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Amy Slankard on
2/20/2012
Need to cover the use of variables.
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Great introduction to script tranform.
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you make things look so simple---thanks
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