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Marcel K, MCDBA
 
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Default TeraData ODBC - same connection with DTS - 08-30-2006 , 11:40 AM






I need to submit multiple Teradata statements using same open connection; The
first statement is a stored procedure that inserts data into a temp table in
teradata, the second retreives with a select from that table. If the
connection from first is closed then the data in temp table does not persist.

Here are the two TeraData SQL statements:

CALL APPLPROC_PHI_NE.ODS_INST_PRVDR_RFRNCE_GLOBAL('PRVD R','300022','', 1,
'', INPUT_PARM,'' );
SELECT * FROM GLOBAL_PHI_NE.ODS_INST_PRVDR;

The error from trying to run both in DTS SQL task is:

"Call cannot be submitted in multi-statement request"

Any input is appreciated.


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Default SQL Server (DTS) to Teradata - Insert Data - 01-10-2007 , 06:45 PM






Do you know how I can transfer data from a table in SQL Server to a table in teradata, using DTS?


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Default RE: SQL Server (DTS) to Teradata - Insert Data - 02-01-2007 , 04:11 PM



I tried loading data to teradata using DTS earlier, but found out that its
far more faster to use Teradata's native utility 'mload'.
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"Jafer" wrote:

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Do you know how I can transfer data from a table in SQL Server to a table in teradata, using DTS?


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