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Todd C

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:46 AM

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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Yuriy Al

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:56 AM

Todd,

Many thanks. It worked exactly as you told.
It is not about the book, it is more about experience and critical thinking.
I learned the lesson. :-)

Yuriy

"Todd C" wrote:

Quote:

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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Yuriy Al

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:56 AM

Todd,

Many thanks. It worked exactly as you told.
It is not about the book, it is more about experience and critical thinking.
I learned the lesson. :-)

Yuriy

"Todd C" wrote:

Quote:

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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Yuriy Al

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:56 AM

Todd,

Many thanks. It worked exactly as you told.
It is not about the book, it is more about experience and critical thinking.
I learned the lesson. :-)

Yuriy

"Todd C" wrote:

Quote:

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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Yuriy Al

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:56 AM

Todd,

Many thanks. It worked exactly as you told.
It is not about the book, it is more about experience and critical thinking.
I learned the lesson. :-)

Yuriy

"Todd C" wrote:

Quote:

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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#46

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Yuriy Al

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:56 AM

Todd,

Many thanks. It worked exactly as you told.
It is not about the book, it is more about experience and critical thinking.
I learned the lesson. :-)

Yuriy

"Todd C" wrote:

Quote:

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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#47

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Yuriy Al

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:56 AM

Todd,

Many thanks. It worked exactly as you told.
It is not about the book, it is more about experience and critical thinking.
I learned the lesson. :-)

Yuriy

"Todd C" wrote:

Quote:

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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Yuriy Al

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:56 AM

Todd,

Many thanks. It worked exactly as you told.
It is not about the book, it is more about experience and critical thinking.
I learned the lesson. :-)

Yuriy

"Todd C" wrote:

Quote:

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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Yuriy Al

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RE: Getting value from last row in dataflow. - 06-17-2008 , 09:56 AM

Todd,

Many thanks. It worked exactly as you told.
It is not about the book, it is more about experience and critical thinking.
I learned the lesson. :-)

Yuriy

"Todd C" wrote:

Quote:

Yuriy:

You may need a Multi Cast and a Script transform on one leg. The script
would read just the MAX_Col1 value from the first row and assign it to a
variable.

Check out the book "Rational Guide to Scripting SSIS" (about 120 pages, $15
or so from Amazon). I think it can be done but don't have a copy of the book
anymore.

Good luck!
--
Todd C

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