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Default Handling repeating groups of data - 09-07-2005 , 09:05 AM






I have an incoming text file (comma delimited) with repeating groups (arrays)
of data which I wish to load to a single table. Is there a "built-in"
mechanism for handling this situation or do I need to write code within the
package? Assuming the later, any code sample would be greatly appreciated!

TIA,
Chris.

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Default Re: Handling repeating groups of data - 09-07-2005 , 01:33 PM






You might then be able to adapt this

Processing The Same Row More Than Once
(http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?266)


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I have an incoming text file (comma delimited) with repeating groups
(arrays)
of data which I wish to load to a single table. Is there a "built-in"
mechanism for handling this situation or do I need to write code within
the
package? Assuming the later, any code sample would be greatly
appreciated!

TIA,
Chris.


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Default Re: Handling repeating groups of data - 09-07-2005 , 03:29 PM



Looks like this will help. Thanks for your response!

"Allan Mitchell" wrote:

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You might then be able to adapt this

Processing The Same Row More Than Once
(http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?266)


Allan



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I have an incoming text file (comma delimited) with repeating groups
(arrays)
of data which I wish to load to a single table. Is there a "built-in"
mechanism for handling this situation or do I need to write code within
the
package? Assuming the later, any code sample would be greatly
appreciated!

TIA,
Chris.



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