September 19, 2009 at 6:38 pm
This is my SSIS exercise
I have a DATETIME column, what I want is to get the Month and Year from " DATETIME " column and load it into a new column called “Month_Year” and then get day from the same " DATETIME " and load it into a new column called "day"
Visually
1.Source Column:
DATETIME
2.Destination Column:
Month_Year Day
Bottom line is I need to break DATETIME into two column Month_Year and Day.
September 19, 2009 at 9:30 pm
Without looking, I believe you will have to use the Convert Task, and then use the built in function to pull year() and Month() from the date column.
Fraggle.
September 20, 2009 at 4:50 am
What is the reason to keep a Month and a Year in one column? I am just curious.
It is easy to work if you divide your [DATETIME] as YEAR, MONTH, DAY columns.
In this case
YEAR is YEAR([DATETIME]) AS [Year]
MONTH is MONTH([DATETIME]) AS [Month]
DAY is DAY([DATETIME]) AS [Day]
September 20, 2009 at 4:52 am
Of course you can combine MONTH and YEAR in one column like that:
MONTH_YEAR is (MONTH([DATETIME]) + '-' + YEAR([DATETIME])) AS [Month_Year]
September 21, 2009 at 1:19 pm
Sergey Vavinskiy (9/20/2009)
What is the reason to keep a Month and a Year in one column? I am just curious.It is easy to work if you divide your [DATETIME] as YEAR, MONTH, DAY columns.
In this case
YEAR is
YEAR([DATETIME]) AS [Year]MONTH is
MONTH([DATETIME]) AS [Month]DAY is
DAY([DATETIME]) AS [Day]
If you must do it via SSIS and not simply with the sql of your datasource that ssis uses (see above), you can use the exact same syntax as above, adding two new derived columns via the Derived Column Transformation editor in a ssis Data Flow.
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