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I have some tables that keep failing when I try to copy them to another SQL server using DTS. I've identified a pattern that the first failing row in the problem tables always has a comma in one of the nvarchar fields. I'd like to try to write a dts package that would filter out all the commas. I'd appreciate any pointers on exactly how to do this. Wayne |
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What datatype are you going from and to? SQL Server --> SQL Server? REPLACE() would get rid of commas "Wayne Wengert" <wayneDONTWANTSPAM (AT) wengert (DOT) com> wrote in message news:wayneDONTWANTSPAM (AT) wengert (DOT) com: I have some tables that keep failing when I try to copy them to another SQL server using DTS. I've identified a pattern that the first failing row in the problem tables always has a comma in one of the nvarchar fields. I'd like to try to write a dts package that would filter out all the commas. I'd appreciate any pointers on exactly how to do this. Wayne |
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