I am working on a configuration database in SSIS. One of the modules in the package is giving me endless amounts of grief. The module is for some reason set up to add data onto the end of any data already stored in the table. Instead, I would like it to replace this data. I have tried an Execute SQL Task that should delete all of the rows in the table, but this isn't working. Is there a more efficient way to do this?
-Kyle
No, sounds like you're on the right track. Destinations only add new data. If you want to remove the old data first then you should use an Execute SQL Task with a DELETE or TRUNCATE statement. Are you getting an error?|||
Would a truncate table work (from an execute sql task or ole db command transform)?
truncate table myTable
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EWisdahl wrote:
Would a truncate table work (from an execute sql task or ole db command transform)?
truncate table myTable
Yes! Provided you have permissions to truncate.
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