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Importing Multiple Oracle Tables.

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WardyWonderland

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Hi guys,

I'd be very grateful if someone could give me a bit of advice on how to approach a job I have to undertake.

I need to import around 50 tables from an Oracle database to SQL 2005. What would be the best way to achieve this? The problem I have is that in some tables there are some dates that SQL will reject ie. a date of birth as 01/12/197.

Should I create a package using the Import wizard and then where I have incorrect dates change the source to use a SQL query ? or is there another way that would be a better choice? Would you create 50 data flows? or could you use a loop container with variables from another table?

I'd be grateful for any advice, many thanks.

Peter.
 
Start with the SSIS Import and Export Wizard. The tool will create the flow for you. You may have to fine tune the flows as you test out.

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use the TO_Date function in ORacle and see format them to a MS SQL accepted format.
 
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