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I almost got it. I am stuck with the synatax.
I want some thing like:
SELECT * FROM ODS.V_ADVANCES_EOM
where as_of_DATE = to_date('2009/05/31', 'yyyy/mm/dd')
So far I got till here:
"select * from ods.v_advances_eom where as_of_date = "to_date("+ @[User::Param_AsofDate]+"...
Thanks RiverGuy. The harded coded date works.
Instead of hard coding the date, I want to pass the date as a parameter.
I kept the data access mode as "sql command" and clicked on "parameters" button.
I got the following message:
TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio
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I tried MSDA0ra.1 and Oracle driver
This is the issue:
In the OLEDB source editor screen, I chose the access mode as "sql command" and I am trying to get the data for a specific as_of_date
SELECT AS_OF_DATE, DEAL_NUMBER, SCID, FHLB_ID
FROM ODS.V_ADVANCES_EOM
where as_of_date =...
Thanks for the response.
If I go down the route of using "Data flow task", what should it contain?
1. OLEDB Data source
2. Data Conversion
3. OLEDB Data destination
Correct? Where should I specify the Date parameter? I don't see any place for specifying in the OLEB data source.
Howdy folks,
New to SSIS. Here is the situation. Seems to be a very simple task but I need some guidance here.
Both the source and destination are oracle tables. I have an oracle table. I need to read data from source oracle table (based on a "where" condition) and insert into another oracle...
so If I want to pass a string called "authorized" to my vb application,
then I would say
Shell("c:\newapp.exe /authorized")
is that correct?
and if I read in newapp.exe then I should be able see the string "authorized". am I correct .
thansk
nath
I am launching a VB6.0 application from MS Access 2003 application using
Call Shell("K:\newapp.exe")
If I want to pass command-line parameter along with the application name. How can I do that?
thanks
nath
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I am using VB6 with oracle 9i as back-end.
I am using the following code to update record which has a 'Date' data type (oracle) field. The update happens correctly, but how can I store even the time in the same field?
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strSQL = strSQL & " ...
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