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I am trying to transfer some AS/400 data into SQL 2005 using ODBC connection and "DataReader Source". In "DataReader Source", a SQL command has to be specified, for example, "select a,b from tbl". I understand I have to use "Data Conversion" to convert the default "unicode"(AS/400) to "non-unicode"(SQL server, I prefer non-unicode in SQL server). Everything is fine until I add a column in my source sql command, say "select a,b,c from tbl". If I don't hit refreh button, newly add column "c" won't show up in the output columns. If I hit refresh button, all downstream conversion/mappings are messed up. It is so frustrating when you have lots of columns to re-do. I noticed that when the "Refresh" button is clicked, the "Column ID" property is automatically changed, which causes invalided mapping for downstream component. Is there a esay way for this or am I missing something? Any help is very much appreciated. Jason |
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I am trying to transfer some AS/400 data into SQL 2005 using ODBC connection and "DataReader Source". In "DataReader Source", a SQL command has to be specified, for example, "select a,b from tbl". I understand I have to use "Data Conversion" to convert the default "unicode"(AS/400) to "non-unicode"(SQL server, I prefer non-unicode in SQL server). Everything is fine until I add a column in my source sql command, say "select a,b,c from tbl". If I don't hit refreh button, newly add column "c" won't show up in the output columns. If I hit refresh button, all downstream conversion/mappings are messed up. It is so frustrating when you have lots of columns to re-do. I noticed that when the "Refresh" button is clicked, the "Column ID" property is automatically changed, which causes invalided mapping for downstream component. Is there a esay way for this or am I missing something? Any help is very much appreciated. Jason |
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