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Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 08/27/07 21:58
John Heimiller (jheimiller@starkinvestments.com) writes:
> I'm having the same original problem...can someone else besides Erland
> comment on the issue. Erland, with all due respect, I don't think you
> understand the original question. It is an SSIS question and you have
> stated you "don't know SSIS per se".
Hey, I may not know SSIS, but I do have experience of OLE DB, and
I doubt that SSIS performs any parsing of its own. So the problem
should appear about any code that uses OLE DB.
But you are right that I did not understand the question in full, but
I'm used to that: too many questions are posted with incomplete
information.
> I am going to try the ADO connector to see if that parses it right.
Ah, my bad. That much I know of SSIS that it can use either an OLE DB
provider or SqlClient, so I should have given that advice.
<Aside>
Actually some time back, I had a bit of fun in our private MVP forum. A
fellow MVP had just started using SSIS on a gig, and was not able to
get parameters to work, and made noise as if it was a misdesign in SSIS.
That is about the only time I've composed an SSIS package, just to show
how to get parameters working, which I was able to. I think my MVP
colleague's problem was that he had had very little experience of client-
side programming overall.
</Aside>
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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se
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