How to join the columns from two tables.
Hi Im new SSIS, writting this simple package for more than a week. My problem is, Im reading a XML from a file and store them into my SQL Server tables.Everything is fine except one place, where i have two subtags under a parent tag, which was returned as two tables but i want to store them into single table.These two tables returned by y xml doesnt have any key common between them. so my question is, how to merge these two tables to get a single dataset as result. Example: sample XML will be like this <root> <TableA> <ColA>Raj</ColA> <ColB>12</ColB> <TableA> <TableB> <ColC>200</ColC> <ColD>Y</ColD> <TableB> </root> <root> <TableA> <ColA>Ram</ColA> <ColB>1</ColB> <TableA> <TableB> <ColC>400</ColC> <ColD>N</ColD> <TableB> </root> After Reading using XMl source it looks like Table A ColA ColB Raj 12 Ram 1 Table B ColC ColD 200 Y 400 N Result Data Set Should be like ColA ColB ColC ColD Raj 12 200 Y Ram 1 400 N I dont know whether it is possible by using any of the SSIS Transformation. Thanks in advance. Regards, RajThanks in Advance friends!!.. Rajkumar.
June 17th, 2011 12:42am

Merge Join transformation? http://www.bimonkey.com/2010/10/the-merge-join-transformation/James Beresford @ www.bimonkey.com SSIS / MSBI Consultant in Sydney, Australia SSIS ETL Execution Control and Management Framework @ SSIS ETL Framework on Codeplex
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June 17th, 2011 1:16am

Hi James, I considered the Merge Join Transformation but that Requires a common key between the two datasets, which i dont have in my case.. Any other way to do it...Thanks in Advance friends!!.. Rajkumar.
June 17th, 2011 1:56am

How then would you decide which rows from Table A get joined to which rows from Table B? By row "number"? If that's the case, then you need to generate a row number for each table - you can use the RANK function in T-SQL, or use a custom component or script component to add them. Sort each flow by that number, then use the Merge Join. Talk to me now on
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June 20th, 2011 3:39pm

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