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Hi, SSIS doesn't provides an easy to use interface for a simple dimension update. have you any workaround? In my staging database I allready know which rows are new and which rows need an update. The new is simple, I insert, so the mapping is easy and automatically generated by SSIS. but an update statement no. instead-of displaying a user friendly column name, SSIS display Param_1, Param_2 etc... so any error in the mapping and I invert the first name and last name of my employee... also, this method disallow a good metadata tracking, I can't know which column update my destination column. any idea of how to create this mapping more easely, quickly and securely :-) Does I have to create my own destination object? if yes, any sample anywhere? any other idea? thanks. Jerome. |
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Hi, SSIS doesn't provides an easy to use interface for a simple dimension update. have you any workaround? In my staging database I allready know which rows are new and which rows need an update. The new is simple, I insert, so the mapping is easy and automatically generated by SSIS. but an update statement no. instead-of displaying a user friendly column name, SSIS display Param_1, Param_2 etc... so any error in the mapping and I invert the first name and last name of my employee... also, this method disallow a good metadata tracking, I can't know which column update my destination column. any idea of how to create this mapping more easely, quickly and securely :-) Does I have to create my own destination object? if yes, any sample anywhere? any other idea? thanks. Jerome. |
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