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SSIS: But it used to work in DTS (9) - Add a timestamp to the data in the data pump

Here is the next in my series of posts explaining how common tasks in DTS can now be implemented in SSIS.


Add a timestamp to the data in the data pump

This is a common requirement for auditing purposes. people need to know when a row was processed.

There are a number of options for achieving this in SSIS. Namely:

  • A derived column component which enters the value of the GETDATE() function or the @[System::StartTime] variable into the pipeline
  • Use the Audit transformation and put the value of "Execution Start Time" into the pipeline
  • Use a script component

All very easy to do I can assure you. I would use the Audit transformation option as it is the easiest and guarantees a common approach across all your packages.

 

Published 07 August 2006 08:26 by jamie.thomson

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SSIS Junkie said:

I've said on numerous occasions, in slightly different ways, that making the move from DTS to SSIS

January 11, 2007 21:48
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