>>We need to produce data files for transfer to another system. i.e. Run a stored proc and produce a pipe delimited text file.
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>>What we're doing at the moment is running everything through a .Net app that runs the stored proc and romps through the resulting table to build the text file. This works, but we'd like to do some type of SSRS/SSIS package so these runs can be scheduled and automated. Is this possible, and if so - would someone be so kind as to point me towards some documentation/examples/etc.?
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>>How do y'all do this?
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>>Thanks
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>Dorris, when I taught SSIS, I created some videos to talk people through examples:
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http://kevin_s_goff.typepad.com/setfocusadditionalbi/ssis-1/>
>Video #2 (Database Maintenance tasks) shows how to schedule an SSIS package in Agent
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>Other videos in the list show different functionality in SSIS. The videos are a bit dated (most are 3-5 years old) but are still relevant.
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>Let me know if that helps...
PMFYI, what tool(s) did you use to create the videos?
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