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You already did the first step by opening the task window & putting your SQL statement in the center pane. In the same window: - Click 'Parameters' Button - Click 'Output Parameters' Tab - Choose 'Row Value' Radio button - From here, dropdown under 'Output Global Variables' to choose a premade Global ==OR== - Click 'Create Global Variables' to create a new one Once the task has been run, the global variable is populated for your use. Also, check this out for a host of other goodies: http://www.sqldts.com Thomas Bradshaw MyWebGrocer.com Data Integration Services -- Message posted via SQLMonster.com http://www.sqlmonster.com/Uwe/Forums...r-dts/200509/1 |
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