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Hi I have multiple tables(table a, Table b, table c) in Sql Server Database A and i need to move data to another Sql server Database B (table 1, table 2, Table 3)

Table A (in source is similar to table 1 in Destination but not exactly the same ) some columns from source are not required and data type is slightly different. etc.

similarly other tables. will i have to create a seperate dataflow task for each table? or can i use the Foreach SMO if i use Foreach smo will i be able to apply some transformations depending on each table.

 

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You do not need for each here....Take one data flow task, drag data flow source, connect it to data flow destination and map only the columns you need from table a to table 1. Do it for the remaining tables. You may take a separate data flow task for each table or you can also put all 3 table transfers n the same task. Depends on how you want to design the package.

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2 minutes ago, thisisme said:

You do not need for each here....Take one data flow task, drag data flow source, connect it to data flow destination and map only the columns you need from table a to table 1. Do it for the remaining tables. You may take a separate data flow task for each table or you can also put all 3 table transfers n the same task. Depends on how you want to design the package.

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On 9/9/2016 at 5:51 PM, thisisme said:

You do not need for each here....Take one data flow task, drag data flow source, connect it to data flow destination and map only the columns you need from table a to table 1. Do it for the remaining tables. You may take a separate data flow task for each table or you can also put all 3 table transfers n the same task. Depends on how you want to design the package.

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3 tables ki for each deniki?

okati tarvatha okati ante 3 seperate data flow task pettu

parallel ga ante 3 oke dantlo add chei

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SMO use chesthe i guess Xfermatns use cheyyalevv.. dependent to table...

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