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Default SSIS - Adding new rows during transformation - 11-28-2006 , 08:33 AM






Hi, is it possible to split data (Space Separated Values format) in a column
into several rows?

I have a datasource/data extraction where a column has multiple values
separated by space. Those values should be in a row record by themselves. I
was planning to connect the data to Script Component Transformation (SCT),
but the SCT doesn't allow adding of new rows. The Script Component Source
(SCS) has the ability to add new rows but it doesn't allow a source to be
connected.

Has anyone encountered these issues?

Thanks,
Benjamin

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Default Re: SSIS - Adding new rows during transformation - 11-28-2006 , 01:17 PM






Hello Benjamin,


The Script Component as a Transform will allow you to put the same row into
the pipeline more than once.

Have a look at this

http://www.sqlis.com/default.aspx?307

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Allan Mitchell
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Hi, is it possible to split data (Space Separated Values format) in a
column into several rows?

I have a datasource/data extraction where a column has multiple values
separated by space. Those values should be in a row record by
themselves. I was planning to connect the data to Script Component
Transformation (SCT), but the SCT doesn't allow adding of new rows.
The Script Component Source (SCS) has the ability to add new rows but
it doesn't allow a source to be connected.

Has anyone encountered these issues?

Thanks,
Benjamin



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