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I've got an Ingres database of some 200 tables which I need to import every night into SQL Server 2005 for use by Reporting Services. Most of the tables will come across unchanged (a few need massaging to handle time intervals correctly), but the Import Wizard only seems to want to import one table (or more accurately query) at a time. I seem to remember the old 2000 Import Wizard handled multiple tables - is there any way of processing multiple tables in 2005, or must I resign myself to writing 200 import packages in SSIS. |
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Hi Chloe, Just had to do this today and it seems to work fine (although importing multiple Excel sheets to multiple tables). After you select the Source and Destination, there is a screen that asks to "Copy data from one or more tables/views" or "Query" (not sure about the exact wording of the options but something close). Then you can do mapping to destination tables/columns. The last step is to execute or save as SSIS package. If you do not see that option, check if you have the latest service pack. It will be worth testing with SQL Server as Source, just to see if it has to do with the driver for the source (I am confident you can import multiple tables when the source is SQL Server). HTH, Plamen Ratchev http://www.SQLStudio.com |
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Chloe C (chloe (AT) mcrowdd (DOT) plus.com) writes: I've got an Ingres database of some 200 tables which I need to import every night into SQL Server 2005 for use by Reporting Services. Most of the tables will come across unchanged (a few need massaging to handle time intervals correctly), but the Import Wizard only seems to want to import one table (or more accurately query) at a time. I seem to remember the old 2000 Import Wizard handled multiple tables - is there any way of processing multiple tables in 2005, or must I resign myself to writing 200 import packages in SSIS. Are you looking at the Import Wizard in Mgmt Studio? I think you should look into SQL Server Integration Services, for which you can create packages in Business Intelligence Development Studio. (Although that is as much I know about SSIS.) |
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