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Welcome to the official SSIS blog!

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SSIS-Team
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Mar 25, 2019
First published on MSDN on Jun 24, 2015

Hi all, welcome to this new official SSIS blog! We will be using this new blog site going forward to share information, tips and ideas about SSIS publicly here.


We will keep the old blog site ( http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mattm ) alive but we will not posting to the old site anymore. Any new blog post will be done via this new site. Should you have any question, please feel free to contact me directly.


Jimmy

Updated Mar 25, 2019
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2 Comments

  • samratkothi's avatar
    samratkothi
    Copper Contributor

    Have anyone tried SSISGen (https://ssisgen.com), seems like a promising tool. i was able to create SSIS packages automatically, i was amazed that it created script component for lookup when my join condition had between condition.

  • sdang003's avatar
    sdang003
    Copper Contributor

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58773954/how-to-use-a-script-transformation-component-to-divide-buffer-data-into-multiple

     

    I am trying to get the buffer data into an excel file which will multiple tabs. So for example, if the buffer day has employee data with one of the field/column being the city, I would want individual tabs for each city and the employee information in it. So the tab Boston would have all the employees living in Boston. The column "City" can have any number of cities, so this is a dynamic field.

    The approach I want to take is first all loop through the values in the "City" column and save the unique values to an array. Once we get the unique values loop through the data again and save the rows to its corresponding cites. I am new to C# language, but any pointers would be greatly appreciated.