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Hi.. I need to extract all employees with state='CA' from a sqlServer 2005. Solution so far: What we have done is created a 1) "DataReaderSource" to the DB 2) Then a "conditional split" filters the state="CA" My questions is.... is it that I first get all the data from the DB and then discard all that is not "CA". is this the correct method, or is there a way to extract on the state='CA' from the DB? Any help is deeply appreciated. Nalaka |
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Hello Nalaka, You need an OLEDB connection to SQL Server. You need an OLEDB Source Adapter In your SQL Statement you say SELECT <column List> FROM <table> WHERE state = 'CA' Allan Mitchell www.SQLDTS.com www.SQLIS.com www.Konesans.com Hi.. I need to extract all employees with state='CA' from a sqlServer 2005. Solution so far: What we have done is created a 1) "DataReaderSource" to the DB 2) Then a "conditional split" filters the state="CA" My questions is.... is it that I first get all the data from the DB and then discard all that is not "CA". is this the correct method, or is there a way to extract on the state='CA' from the DB? Any help is deeply appreciated. Nalaka |
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