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Jul 7, 1999

I need to copy records in a table on one server to a similar table on a diferent server. The table definitions are the same but not the data.

I have in mind to use the Transaction Coordinator and the copy should be done within a stored procedure.

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DTS Not Copying All Records From SQL

Jul 20, 2001

I have a SQL Table called Consumers that contains 495,037 records.
The record size is about 350 bytes and it has one field that is a varchar (255). I am using DTS to copy this file from SQL (7.0) to Access (97). Last week this file had about 216,000 records and the DTS Process worked okay. Today, it has 495,037 records and the DTS Process appears to lose some records (about 26,000) during the copy. In the DTS Package the SQL query is just a straight SELECT statement with no WHERE condition.

During the DTS Process the SQL Consumers Table is being copied to and Access Table. The error I am getting during the DTS Process is "Error at Destination for Row # 468608".

When I open the Access Table it shows 468,608 as the actual number of rows in the Access Table and shows ConsumerID 675820 (primary key, identity field) for this particular record.

When I link to the SQL Table via Access the Record # 468,608 shows ConsumerID 643852 and the last record shows Record # 495,037 and ConsumerID 675820.

This tells me that some records are not being copied over during the DTS Process. The last record on the SQL Table is on the Access Table. So there are probably 26,429 (495,037 on SQL Table minus 468,608 on Access Table) that are not on the Access Table.

The DTS Select Query does not have a Where Condition. Do you think some records are being lost because of the size of the SQL Table?

There is an Advance Tab on the DTS Properties Page; there are some
options like 'Insert Commit Size', Fetch Buffer Size', 'Use Fast Load', 'Keep NULLS', and 'Check Constraints' that I
need to take a further look at. Have you used any of these options and do you think any particular one may help
my problem?

There is also and 'Exception File Name' option. I will give this a try next week to see if it will write the problem
records to disk.

Thanks for your help, Kevin

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I am working on a sql server SP to delete records based on inactive customer ID.

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I am trying to do the data set-up to test this SP but have some queries:

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I am getting error while creating the temporary table (SQL version 2008).

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will it degrade the performance . The records to be copied for testing is around few hundreds for each table.

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Before I start asking for favours I think it only polite that I introduce myself. My name is Doug I'm a EC&I engineer from the UK.

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(And Copy to)
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[code]....

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