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Default SSIS Derived Column Cannot check ISNUMERIC - 11-08-2006 , 02:53 PM






Hi,

I have an overloaded column from a csv file that can have two different
values. The rules are, if the column is numeric then that should be
put in the numeric column. If it is alpha-numeric, then I want to put
it into a string column.

I've tried to use the derived column transformation but it does not
have any functions to check for the type. Seems like it should.
Please help....

Thanks,
James


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Default Re: SSIS Derived Column Cannot check ISNUMERIC - 11-08-2006 , 04:02 PM






Check in Books Online about using CASE...

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"James" <jamesbench (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

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Hi,

I have an overloaded column from a csv file that can have two different
values. The rules are, if the column is numeric then that should be
put in the numeric column. If it is alpha-numeric, then I want to put
it into a string column.

I've tried to use the derived column transformation but it does not
have any functions to check for the type. Seems like it should.
Please help....

Thanks,
James




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