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Question : Using Integration Services how to create a pipe line delimited text file against a T-SQL script?
Hi All,
I am using SQL Server 2005.
I have a SQL script that is returning data from the database. Right now it is just a script, and if needed I can easily change it to a stored proceddure. What the script returns I want to create a pipe delimited txt file against it. Meaning the output of the script should be return as txt file (pipe | delimited ). I want to use SQL Server Integration Services for this. But don't know the steps needed to do this.
When I say steps I mean that for example, a)In the SSSIS Package under Control flow tab add 'Execute SQL Task', b) add 'Data flow task' c) Combine 'Execute SQL Task' and 'Data flow task' with XYZ parameter, d) In the DataFlow tab add 'Script component' etc etc.
Can someone please help and guide me in the right direction.
Desperatly looking for help.
Thanks,
Zee
Answer : Using Integration Services how to create a pipe line delimited text file against a T-SQL script?
Guys,
This link is the answer. It provides all the detail to how to timestamp a file while generating the flat file.
http://www.sqlnerd.com/ssi
s_dynamic_
dates.htm
But thank you all anyway for the help.
Zee
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