Implement a sql query to ssis











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I have googled,for along time in order to find solution to implement a sql server query to ssis



SELECT
Sales_Order_Number,company_code,isnull(
(
SELECT
distinct Description + ';' AS 'text()'
FROM
dbo.l_Fact_Orders as xml
INNER JOIN dbo.Tbl_Dim_ItemSOA items ON items.Item_SOA_ID=xml.Item_SOA_ID
WHERE
xml.Sales_Order_Number = myTable.Sales_Order_Number
and xml.company_code = myTable.company_code
FOR
XML PATH('')
)
,'') as Description
FROM
dbo.l_Fact_Orders myTable
GROUP BY
Sales_Order_Number,company_code


I am looking for ideas please.










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  • It's unclear what you are asking. Please provide more information about what the actual problem is and what you've tried so far...
    – holder
    Nov 22 at 11:31












  • If all you want to do is have that query executed inside of an SSIS package, you can put the query into an Execute SQL task.
    – digital.aaron
    Nov 25 at 3:45















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I have googled,for along time in order to find solution to implement a sql server query to ssis



SELECT
Sales_Order_Number,company_code,isnull(
(
SELECT
distinct Description + ';' AS 'text()'
FROM
dbo.l_Fact_Orders as xml
INNER JOIN dbo.Tbl_Dim_ItemSOA items ON items.Item_SOA_ID=xml.Item_SOA_ID
WHERE
xml.Sales_Order_Number = myTable.Sales_Order_Number
and xml.company_code = myTable.company_code
FOR
XML PATH('')
)
,'') as Description
FROM
dbo.l_Fact_Orders myTable
GROUP BY
Sales_Order_Number,company_code


I am looking for ideas please.










share|improve this question
























  • It's unclear what you are asking. Please provide more information about what the actual problem is and what you've tried so far...
    – holder
    Nov 22 at 11:31












  • If all you want to do is have that query executed inside of an SSIS package, you can put the query into an Execute SQL task.
    – digital.aaron
    Nov 25 at 3:45













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I have googled,for along time in order to find solution to implement a sql server query to ssis



SELECT
Sales_Order_Number,company_code,isnull(
(
SELECT
distinct Description + ';' AS 'text()'
FROM
dbo.l_Fact_Orders as xml
INNER JOIN dbo.Tbl_Dim_ItemSOA items ON items.Item_SOA_ID=xml.Item_SOA_ID
WHERE
xml.Sales_Order_Number = myTable.Sales_Order_Number
and xml.company_code = myTable.company_code
FOR
XML PATH('')
)
,'') as Description
FROM
dbo.l_Fact_Orders myTable
GROUP BY
Sales_Order_Number,company_code


I am looking for ideas please.










share|improve this question















I have googled,for along time in order to find solution to implement a sql server query to ssis



SELECT
Sales_Order_Number,company_code,isnull(
(
SELECT
distinct Description + ';' AS 'text()'
FROM
dbo.l_Fact_Orders as xml
INNER JOIN dbo.Tbl_Dim_ItemSOA items ON items.Item_SOA_ID=xml.Item_SOA_ID
WHERE
xml.Sales_Order_Number = myTable.Sales_Order_Number
and xml.company_code = myTable.company_code
FOR
XML PATH('')
)
,'') as Description
FROM
dbo.l_Fact_Orders myTable
GROUP BY
Sales_Order_Number,company_code


I am looking for ideas please.







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  • It's unclear what you are asking. Please provide more information about what the actual problem is and what you've tried so far...
    – holder
    Nov 22 at 11:31












  • If all you want to do is have that query executed inside of an SSIS package, you can put the query into an Execute SQL task.
    – digital.aaron
    Nov 25 at 3:45


















  • It's unclear what you are asking. Please provide more information about what the actual problem is and what you've tried so far...
    – holder
    Nov 22 at 11:31












  • If all you want to do is have that query executed inside of an SSIS package, you can put the query into an Execute SQL task.
    – digital.aaron
    Nov 25 at 3:45
















It's unclear what you are asking. Please provide more information about what the actual problem is and what you've tried so far...
– holder
Nov 22 at 11:31






It's unclear what you are asking. Please provide more information about what the actual problem is and what you've tried so far...
– holder
Nov 22 at 11:31














If all you want to do is have that query executed inside of an SSIS package, you can put the query into an Execute SQL task.
– digital.aaron
Nov 25 at 3:45




If all you want to do is have that query executed inside of an SSIS package, you can put the query into an Execute SQL task.
– digital.aaron
Nov 25 at 3:45












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It is bit unclear what you want to do with this query, but I believe that you want to simply get the columns from the query and do something with them?




  1. Drag a "Data Flow Task" to your package


  2. Open the Data Flow, add "OLE DB Source" and click on it


  3. If you haven't created OLE DB connection before, click "New" near the connection manager, otherwise select the connection from the dropdown list


  4. In "Data access mode" select "SQL Command"


  5. Paste your command below



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    It is bit unclear what you want to do with this query, but I believe that you want to simply get the columns from the query and do something with them?




    1. Drag a "Data Flow Task" to your package


    2. Open the Data Flow, add "OLE DB Source" and click on it


    3. If you haven't created OLE DB connection before, click "New" near the connection manager, otherwise select the connection from the dropdown list


    4. In "Data access mode" select "SQL Command"


    5. Paste your command below



    enter image description here






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      It is bit unclear what you want to do with this query, but I believe that you want to simply get the columns from the query and do something with them?




      1. Drag a "Data Flow Task" to your package


      2. Open the Data Flow, add "OLE DB Source" and click on it


      3. If you haven't created OLE DB connection before, click "New" near the connection manager, otherwise select the connection from the dropdown list


      4. In "Data access mode" select "SQL Command"


      5. Paste your command below



      enter image description here






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        It is bit unclear what you want to do with this query, but I believe that you want to simply get the columns from the query and do something with them?




        1. Drag a "Data Flow Task" to your package


        2. Open the Data Flow, add "OLE DB Source" and click on it


        3. If you haven't created OLE DB connection before, click "New" near the connection manager, otherwise select the connection from the dropdown list


        4. In "Data access mode" select "SQL Command"


        5. Paste your command below



        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer












        It is bit unclear what you want to do with this query, but I believe that you want to simply get the columns from the query and do something with them?




        1. Drag a "Data Flow Task" to your package


        2. Open the Data Flow, add "OLE DB Source" and click on it


        3. If you haven't created OLE DB connection before, click "New" near the connection manager, otherwise select the connection from the dropdown list


        4. In "Data access mode" select "SQL Command"


        5. Paste your command below



        enter image description here







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