I have an SSIS Execute SQL Task set up with the following configuration which works when I just try to return the results of a simple query, a simple sum of a column. When I try to parameterize it so it will only return rows for the correct ExtractType and DayKey, I get many different errors depending on how I set it up, either syntax or something like these:
no result rowset is associated with the execution of this query
Multiple-step OLE DB operation generated errors. Check each OLE DB status value
THIS IS WORKING:SSIS Variable:
Variable Name: User::strSumIntrOrigFace
Scope: Package
Data Type: String
Value: NULL
Note: This is a number converted to string. I would like to keep it a number, but I seem to be getting even more errors this way.
Execute SQL Task Editor:
General Tab:
ResultSet: Single row
ConnectionType: OLE DB
SQL Source Type: Direct input
SQL Statement:
SELECT CAST(SUM(INTR_ORIG_FACE) AS VARCHAR(20)) AS SUM_INTR_ORIG_FACE
FROM vwEXTRACT_TBSM
Parameter Mapping tab:
Variable Name: User::strSumIntrOrigFace, Input, VARCHAR, Parameter Name=0, Parameter size=20
Result Set Tab:
Result Name:SUM_INTR_ORIG_FACE,
VariableName: User::strSumIntrOrigFace
Expressions Tab: None
WHEN I TRY TO ADD a WHERE clause to the SQL statement, it doesn't work and I get the aforementioned errors.
WHERE ExtractType = ? AND DayKey = ?
SSIS Variables available to use:
Variable Name: User::strExtractType
Scope: Package
Data Type: String
Value: DA
Note: (this for daily)
Variable Name: User::strDayKey
Scope: Package
Data Type: String
Value: 19000101
Note: This is an integer converted to string
If someone can help me "hook" up these variables, parameters, question marks, etc. I would appreciate it. All I want to do is add the filter to the query (By ExtractType and DayKey.
