Hi ,
I have situation where I get data from SRC Flat file and have to load Dimensional table and also fact table, using same data flow(have no other choice since I have to unpivot some src data). Since I have to load both tables in same data flow, I have to have a way to put load ordering constraint (I know informatica allows that). Does any one have any idea on how this can be done in SSIS?
I would be really grateful.
Thanks
The SSIS package designer contains a Control Flow tab and a Data Flow Tab. On the Control Flow tab, you would create two Data Flow tasks linked by a precedence constraint. The first task would load the dimension data and the second would load the fact data only if the first task succeeds or completes depending on the precedence conditions you configure.
Was your question this elementary?
|||In my question I said, I can't use two data flows, I have to use only one data flow. So is there a way to this?Thanks,|||
DW Developer wrote: Hi ,
I have situation where I get data from SRC Flat file and have to load Dimensional table and also fact table, using same data flow(have no other choice since I have to unpivot some src data). Since I have to load both tables in same data flow, I have to have a way to put load ordering constraint (I know informatica allows that). Does any one have any idea on how this can be done in SSIS?
I would be really grateful.
Thanks
Very very good question. The feature you are referring to is sometimes called "Intrinsic Flow Priority". It doesn't exist in SSIS at the moment and I hope to god they put it into the next release. I have requested it here: https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=178058 and have noted that it exists in Informatica. I would appreicate it if you could click-through and add some comments. We're more likely to get it if more people ask for it and give real reasons why they need it.
In the meantime, you can achieve the same using raw files to pass data between different data-flows. This is explained here:
Splitting order detail and order header information from one file into multiple tables
(http://blogs.conchango.com/jamiethomson/archive/2006/05/22/3974.aspx)
HTH
-Jamie
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