SSSIS package data load: records changes for analytics

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I have a POS flat file which has all the transactions of the previous day and all the changes for the last 14 days. I have to create a package to load it into the DB

My question is what is the bast way to load it into the database?

GOAL: record all the updates and inserts to be used for analytics.

No primary key in the table and we are not supposed to create any new columns.

Thanks a lot for your support

Posted 3-Jan-14 4:26am

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Updated 3-Jan-14 4:34am

André Kraak

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db7uk · Answer 1 · 2014-01-03T10:20:00

You are going to need a dataflow task.

Inside this you are going to need a flatfile source, then a data lookup. configure the lookup to re-direct not found rows and found rows. Insert into the database using SQL destination and multicast that to your audit / analytics table.

OR

create a flatfile source, read the data and insert into your database into a staging table. Then using the SQLCommand task. Set this task to use a stored procedure that has your business logic for analysing the inserts and updates.

http://oakdome.com/programming/SSIS_Lookup.php[^]