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Microsoft Data Warehousing: Parameterized queries against Oracle...
A parameterized query! Don't forget to use the Microsoft OLE DB for Oracle driver and to check the datatypes on the Numerics...see my earlier blog posts. ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing: Parameterized queries against Oracle ...
Nov 30, 2005 ... Parameterized queries against Oracle...Again! So here is round 2... You can also do a parameterized query against Oracle Execute SQL Task. ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing: Excel data not coming into SSIS right?
Nov 12, 2005 ... I wasted so much time trying to load mixed data from Excel into SSIS, playing with different settings in Excel and SSIS, converting into CSV ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing: Parameterized queries against Oracle ...
Nov 30, 2005 ... Parameterized queries against Oracle...Again! So here is round 2... You can also do a parameterized query against Oracle Execute SQL Task. ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing: Parameterized queries against Oracle...
A parameterized query! Don't forget to use the Microsoft OLE DB for Oracle driver and to check the datatypes on the Numerics...see my earlier blog posts. ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing: How to load Oracle with SSIS...FAST!!!!!
Microsoft isn't going to build a fast loader for Oracle. Why? It's not in there best interest to do so! You bought the database to get SSIS anyway, ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing: How to load Oracle with SSIS...FAST!!!!!
Microsoft isn't going to build a fast loader for Oracle. Why? It's not in there best interest to do so! You bought the database to get SSIS anyway, why load ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing: How to load Oracle with SSIS...FAST!!!!!
Microsoft isn't going to build a fast loader for Oracle. Why? It's not in there best interest to do so! You bought the database to get SSIS anyway, why load ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing ... Do NOT use the ORACLE OLEDB driver for inserting data in an OLE DB destination! I have found that when you insert a number ...
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Microsoft Data Warehousing: Driver Sources for Oracle
Jan 23, 2006 ... Driver Sources for Oracle. Here is my preliminary list of what works against ... OLE DB Source - use the Oracle Driver, but be cautious of ...
 
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