SSIS 2008 series: Introduction to data transformations
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grt video thnx
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wow. Very well done !! Waiting for other videos !!! Thanks for your time and upload.
wiweq 9 months ago
@wiweq Thnx
creativecommIT 9 months ago
Thanks for this intro. One thing that would make this more helpful (and realistic) is if you added a data conversion step. It's unlikely the you'd want all those columns as nvarchar(255).
prodicus17 2 years ago
Thnx for the feedback
creativecommIT 2 years ago