Creating new files each time we run the package

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Creating new files each time we run the package

Deepthy

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September 14, 2010 at 5:00 am

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Hello,
How can I create a new files with current timestamp as filename and populate data from a table into the file created ,each time someone runs the package.
Any help is really appreciated

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Raunak Jhawar SSCoach Points: 15701 More actions · Answer 1

Deepthy,

Please note:

1. FST(File System Task to create a new file)

2. user variable to store a recent time stamp

3. Append the file name accordingly with the variable

4. DFT(Data Flow Task) to insert table data to flat file

Also make surely to set delay validation of FST to true

Raunak J

Deepthy SSCommitted Points: 1823 More actions · Answer 2

Thanks for the reply.

How can I create a file using FTP task there is no operation called Create file(create file is in source connection).

Thnaks in advance

Raunak Jhawar SSCoach Points: 15701 More actions · Answer 3

It is FST (File System Task) and not FTP task:-):-)

Raunak J

Deepthy SSCommitted Points: 1823 More actions · Answer 4

Sorry it was a mistake. I actually mean FST.

NO create file operation in FST.

Thanks

girish.khullar Old Hand Points: 312 More actions · Answer 5

Please note:

1. Using scripting task, you can prepare the code to append the day when you are creating the file as a suffix to the file like File_name_ddmmyyyy.csv

2. use DFT(Data Flow Task) to insert table data to flat file

vani_r14 SSCrazy Points: 2843 More actions · Answer 6

Hi Deepthy

I had to do a similar thing each time - I have used the following -

a For each loop container

Execute SQL task and

Variables

Please find attached is a doc that might help you with this... Please let me know if i can help any further...

Mine had to go through and create a dynamic excel sheet each time as well but the idea behind is the same thing... I have a template created and each time the package ran it created a excel sheet renamed it as the product id and saved it as well...

Also attached is a doc for moving files to the archive folder if you needed to do that...

They may help you out

Cheers

Vani

Deepthy SSCommitted Points: 1823 More actions · Answer 7

Thanks a lot Vani.

Your Solutions is really working and helped me.

Thanks a lot again

vani_r14 SSCrazy Points: 2843 More actions · Answer 8

Hi Deepthy

Just got your message... Glad to help...

Cheers

Vani