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great article, thanks for the share.

one more point to mention is if you updating too many rows at a time.

SQL Server creates...

good question ... thanks

excellent article i must say ... detailed enough for ppl who design database with closed eyes 😎

good work !!

good question ... thanks for sharing

let me put it this way:

Scenario:

Host 1 - SQL Server 2012 DB Engine and Agent.

Host 2 - SSIS 2012

Package would execute successfully if executed from Host 2. If executed from...

do check if SSIS components installed on Host.

SSIS will assign "DT_DBTIMESTAMP" for a DateTime data type.

so if in the Destination Table you u have a DateTime column then it will map with and data will be...

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dwain.c (10/27/2013)

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guy.stephens (10/27/2013)

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Much as we love the Merge statement in my workplace, we seem to be running into deadlocking problems that we haven't had when using the UPDATE/INSERT .. LEFT...

in script manager you can do this:

datecol.ToString("yyyyMMdd");

Please note Format can change.

you need to generate a new column from the script manager and use that column in the ssis...

Very good question ...

very handy to understand the working nested transaction and SAVE point

u r welcome

Select a.FirstName,a.LastName,a.ArrivalDate,a.DepartureDate,a.CreatedOn,b.ProfileId,b.ReservationStatus,b.MarketSegmentCode,b.Nights,b.GuestCount,c.AdultCount, c.ChildCount, c.SourceCode

From GuestNameInfo a

JOIN GuestStaySummary b on a.ReservationStayID = b.ReservationStayID

JOIN ResrvationStay c on c.ReservationStayID = b.ReservationStayID

hope it helps

some data would help a great deal

Mike Morin-219647 (7/23/2009)

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From the author, many years too late, but still worth commenting on: Yes, indeed sharp readers, the aggregate clause in "Summarize the Data" shoud be "count(*)" and...