How To Convert SQL Unique Identifier In A Csv File To A SSIS GUID Variable
Aug 21, 2007
Here's a problem description I read on another post but I have the same issue:
I am trying to Import Data from a csv file into a SQL Sever table. The Data being imported has a Unique Identifier in it but it is being considered as DT_WSTR datatype in SSIS
When i directly try to import, it gives an error:
The conversion returned status value 2 and status text "The value could not be converted because of a potential loss of data.".
I Tried to use Data Conversion to convert it to DT_GUID and import into SQL Server table but it again throws the above error.
Anyone has a clue?
Thanks!
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Feb 9, 2005
Function GUID() As String
GUID = System.GUID.NewGuid().ToString()
End Function
GUID is always 36 characters, for example:
1737be72-fe96-4c3c-b455-3730b049bef9
What the best way to store this in a MS SQL database? I'm thinking of using a fixed length string (char). Is there a better way than to just store this 36 character field?
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, Val1.UqID
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Jul 20, 2005
Greetings All, I have read many upon many articles here regarding GUIDdata types and uniqueness. There have been many opinions regardingthe effectiveness of GUID's and when they should/should not be used.However, every article strongly implies, if it does not state itoutright, that GUID's are always unique. My question is this, whathappens if you have a database that uses GUID's and the NIC is changedout on the box? From what I understand the MAC address of the NIC isused as part of the algorithm to generate a GUID. If you change outthe NIC after generating 1 billion GUID's do you run the chance ofgenerating a duplicate GUID?I look forward to your insightfulness on this issue.Regards, Louis.
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Jan 19, 2005
I'm trying to create a unique identifier number that meets the following criteria. The unique identifier needs to be a concatenation of two values submitted from a form and the identity value (primary key) for the new record that is inserted into the database.
So, if the first field is the year and the second field is a objnumber, the unique identifier number would have the format: ("YR" + "objnumber" + primary key value), where the year and object number are what the user selected in the form.
I have a stored procedure that I use to handle the insert, which also returns @@identity for the purpose of passing that value into another stored procedure that inserts child records.
So, within my stored procedure, is there a way I can create the unique identifier number and return that value back to the application? I'm not sure how to accomplish this?
Here is my stored procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.REQ_HDR_INSERT
@ddo varchar(50) = null,
@requestor varchar(100) = null,
@dt datetime = null,
@abrtype varchar(20) = null,
@subject varchar(250) = null,
@description varchar(500) = null,
@review char(10) = null,
@ay char(4) = null,
@origallo varchar(50) = null,
@reqallo varchar(50) = null,
@logl_del_dt datetime = null,
@phys_del_dt datetime = null
AS
Insert into dbo.DIM_ABR_REQ_HDR (ABR_ddo, ABR_requestor, ABR_dt, ABR_type, ABR_subject, ABR_description, ABR_review, ABR_AY, ABR_orig_fund_allo, ABR_req_fund_allo, ABR_LOGL_DEL_DT, ABR_PHYS_DEL_DT)
values (UPPER(@ddo), UPPER(@requestor), @dt, UPPER(@abrtype), UPPER(@subject), UPPER(@description), UPPER(@review), @ay, convert(money, @origallo), convert(money, @reqallo), @logl_del_dt, @phys_del_dt)
return @@identity
GO
I would be using @ay and @ddo as the first two parts of the unique identifier number. Any help is appreciated.
Thank you,
-D-
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How can i get a numer for using it as unique identifier in two related tables?
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Let's say that I have a database with 2 tables named 'TableA' and 'TableB'. Each one of those two tables contains the two fields 'MyKey' and 'MyData'. The field 'MyKey' has the type 'uniqueidentifier' and its default value is 'getnewid()'.
Now I would like to consider a third table named 'TableC' with two fields 'KeyRef' and 'MetaData'. The type of 'KeyRef' is 'uniqueidenfier' and corresponds to an element of either 'TableA' or 'TableB'.
If the GUID identifiers are trully unique then there is no issue to proceed that way (I am not consering perf matters here). On the contrary, if GUID are not unique, then there is a collision possibility.
My question is simply: can I consider the GUID to be unique in MS SQL Server (2000 or 2005).
Thanks in advance,
Joannès
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---sp
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BEGIN
[Code] ....
The new data went into the table, and the print @myErr shows 0.
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I've googled everything about GUID, seems there is no good thing to say about it. Here's my scenario, a purchase order (PO) application:
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Some of the sites are without connection, they will have their own servers with scheduled replication to the centralized database.
The design is something like this:
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Question:
How bad is my decision?
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[code]
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[/code]
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Hi !
I have a problem with the unique identifier and don't know how to solve it.
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Dim cmd As New SqlCommand
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Step 2) I have loaded data from external source to MDS stage table using ETL and passed Import type as 2 and Import status id as 0
Step 3) I have run store procudure system generated something stg.udp_Address_leaf to load the model and passed the version name as Version_1, Log flag as '1' and Batch tag as 'Address'
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Hi,
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