Pretty new to BI and SQL in general, but a few months ago I didn't even know what a model is and now here I am...trying to build a package that runs daily.
Currently running this is Excel via PowerQuery but because the data is so much, I have to manually change the query every month. Decided to move it into SSIS.
Required outcome: Pull the last date in my Database and use it as a variable in the model (as I have millions of rows, I only want to load lines with dates greater than what I have in my table already).
Here is my Execute SQL Task
:
I set up a variable for the SQL query
and trying to use it in my OLE DB query like this
Execute SQL Task
: results, are fine - returns date as "dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss"
SELECT MAX (CONVACCT_CREATE_DATE) AS Expr1 FROM GOMSDailySales
Variable for OLE DB SQL Query
:
"SELECT fin_booking_code, FIN_DEPT_CODE, FIN_ACCT_NO, FIN_PROD_CODE, FIN_PROG_CODE, FIN_OPEN_CODE, DEBIT_AMT, CREDIT_AMT, CURRENCY_CODE, PART_NO, FIN_DOC_NO, CREATE_DATE
FROM cuown.converted_accounts
WHERE (CREATE_DATE > TO_DATE(@[User::GetMaxDate],'yyyy/mm/dd hh24:mi:ss'))
AND (FIN_ACCT_NO LIKE '1%')"
Currently getting missing expression
error, if I add " ' "
to my @[User::GetMaxDate]
, I get a year must be between 0 and xxxx
error.
What am I doing wrong / is there a cleaner way to get this done?
Select the SQL command option for data access mode, and then type a parameterized query in the SQL command text pane. Click Parameters. In the Set Query Parameters dialog box, map each parameter in the Parameters list to a variable in the Variables list, or create a new variable by clicking <New variable>. Click OK.
Execute SQL Task in SSIS allows user to execute parameterized SQL statement and create mapping between these parameters and the SSIS variables. To add a parameter into a SQL statement you must use a parameter marker which differs based on the connection type. Select * from table where ID > ?
Open the package in SQL Server Data Tools, and then click the Parameters tab in the SSIS Designer. Click the Add Parameter button on the toolbar. Enter values for the Name, Data Type, Value, Sensitive, and Required properties in the list itself or in the Properties window.
In the OLEDB source use the following, change the data access mode to SQL command, and use the following command:
SELECT fin_booking_code, FIN_DEPT_CODE, FIN_ACCT_NO, FIN_PROD_CODE, FIN_PROG_CODE, FIN_OPEN_CODE, DEBIT_AMT, CREDIT_AMT, CURRENCY_CODE, PART_NO, FIN_DOC_NO, CREATE_DATE
FROM cuown.converted_accounts
WHERE (CREATE_DATE > TO_DATE(?,'yyyy/mm/dd hh24:mi:ss'))
AND (FIN_ACCT_NO LIKE '1%')
And click on the parameters button and map @[User::GetMaxDate]
to the first parameter.
For more information, check the following answer: Parameterized OLEDB source query
Alternative method
If parameters are not supported in the OLE DB provider you are using, create a variable of type string and evaluate this variable as the following expression:
"SELECT fin_booking_code, FIN_DEPT_CODE, FIN_ACCT_NO, FIN_PROD_CODE, FIN_PROG_CODE, FIN_OPEN_CODE, DEBIT_AMT, CREDIT_AMT, CURRENCY_CODE, PART_NO, FIN_DOC_NO, CREATE_DATE
FROM cuown.converted_accounts
WHERE CREATE_DATE > TO_DATE('" + (DT_WSTR, 50)@[User::GetMaxDate] +
"' ,'yyyy/mm/dd hh24:mi:ss') AND FIN_ACCT_NO LIKE '1%'"
Then from the OLE DB source, change the data access mode the SQL Command from variable and select the string variable you created.
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