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Please help with a problem - I need to execute the following process:

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(2) copy rows from a source database with identical tables into all of the empty tables,
(3) copy more rows from a third database source (with some duplicate rows) into the tables from step 2.

The problem is that the first copy goes OK since the tables are empty,
but the second copy fails as soon as a duplicate row triggers an error in the DTS tool.
At that point, the DTS tool goes on to the next table until the problem is repeated.

In Oracle, I can set a flag for import such as IGNORE=YES which will ignore object or row creation errors.

How can I get DTS to ignore row creation errors, due to expected duplicate row constraints,
and just carry on with the next row after each rejected row?
In other words, set DTS to simply reject duplicate rows without aborting the entire table copy.

Thanks in advance -

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Hello all.

First of all, I've been a reader of swynk.com for quite sometime now, and I'd like to say 'thank you' to everyone who contributes.

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