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Oct 21, 2007

Hi guys,
I have a table with the following structure
ID CodeID Code Desc
1 10 AA AAAAAAA
2 20 BB BBBBBBBB
3 30 CC CCCCCCCC
4 10 DD DDDDDDDD
5 20 EE EEEEEEEEEE

Now I need to create a new table with the following structure

CodeID AA BB CC DD EE
10 AAAAAAAA Null Null DDDDDD Null
20 Null BBBBBBBB Null Null EEEEEEEEE
30 Null Null CCCCCCCC Null Null

I have managed to create a logic that solve this problem by selecting all AA values and insert it to the new table and then using a series of update statements I updated the values of BB, CC, DD €¦€¦ The problem is that I have to do a 30 update statement so the performance is very bad.
Are there any better solution to implement this table using SSIS that could give me a better performance ?

Thanks a lot.

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Mar 14, 2007

I have a large amount of data in an XML file. The file is very simple. Off of the root node are category nodes and each category node has many detail nodes. The detail node consist of the node name and the node value. Rather than map the detail to matching named fields in a single record, I would like to send the detail node data to individual data records where the category code, node name and node value are the only fields in the record. For example,

Starting with

<Category>

<Code>001</Code

<Details>

<DetailCode123>75.87</DetailCode123>

<DetailCode728>12.98</DetailCode728>

<DetailCode387>55.72</DetailCode387>

</Details>

</Category>

I want to be able to pick up the 001 code for the category and then transform the above data into 3 separate table records with the following fields (CatCode, DetailCodeName, DetailValue).

001, DetailCode123, 75.84

001, DetailCode728, 12.98

001, DetailCode387, 5572

Does this sort of transform exist? If not, I will have generate my own parsing script. Thought it was worth asking before doing the additional work.

Thanks

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The following query works fine when there are more than 1 records. When there is only 1 record, it should still return the record (with FROM_DATE_2 and TO_DATE_2 as nulls). Thanks for any help.

SELECT
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ml1.S_ID,
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ml1.FROM_DATE AS "FROM_DATE_1",
ml1.TO_DATE AS "TO_DATE_1",
ml2.FROM_DATE AS "FROM_DATE_2",
ml2.TO_DATE AS "TO_DATE_2"
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