Currently, we are using DTS to basically perform a 3 step process:
1) Get data from Oracle and place it on a SQL Staging Database
2) Migrate the data from the Staging Database to the Reports Database (both residing on SQL Server)
3) Massage tables residing on the Reports Database to populate tables.
We are successful in both steps 1 and 2, but when we try to migrate data from one table to the other, we receive the error message: 'cannot alter a varchar to numeric' when it has already processed 41,000 records. Is this due to the fact that the DTS uses Excel as a datasource to perform loads and Excel can only handle up to 65,000 records? We want to peform a transfer of over 100,000 records.
Has anyone out there encountered this before?
1) Get data from Oracle and place it on a SQL Staging Database
2) Migrate the data from the Staging Database to the Reports Database (both residing on SQL Server)
3) Massage tables residing on the Reports Database to populate tables.
We are successful in both steps 1 and 2, but when we try to migrate data from one table to the other, we receive the error message: 'cannot alter a varchar to numeric' when it has already processed 41,000 records. Is this due to the fact that the DTS uses Excel as a datasource to perform loads and Excel can only handle up to 65,000 records? We want to peform a transfer of over 100,000 records.
Has anyone out there encountered this before?