Hi,
I have a couple of csv files with a date column like '20061231' or
'20050521'. What is the easiest way to convert this column into a date in th
e
SSIS pipeline?
The connection manager doesn't accept just defining the column as a date.
Also, converting the integer into a date using the Convert transformation
does not work well.
Can anyone help me out'
Kind regards,
Michel MolsHi Michel,
I can propose you a way to solve that problem. I've already get the
same problem in a project and I used to create a dervied column with
that expression to get my date in that format DD/MM/YYYY:
(DT_DBTIMESTAMP)(SUBSTRING(((DT_WSTR,8)D
ATE),7,2) + "/" +
SUBSTRING(((DT_WSTR,8)DATE),5,2) + "/" +
SUBSTRING(((DT_WSTR,8)DATE),1,4))
YYYY/MM/DD: (DT_DBTIMESTAMP)(SUBSTRING(((DT_WSTR,8)D
ATE),1,4) + "/" +
SUBSTRING(((DT_WSTR,8)DATE),5,2) + "/" +
SUBSTRING(((DT_WSTR,8)DATE),7,2))
I am not sure that is the best way to do that but it is at least one.
Michel a =E9crit :
> Hi,
> I have a couple of csv files with a date column like '20061231' or
> '20050521'. What is the easiest way to convert this column into a date in=
the
> SSIS pipeline?
> The connection manager doesn't accept just defining the column as a date.
> Also, converting the integer into a date using the Convert transformation
> does not work well.
>=20
> Can anyone help me out'
>=20
> Kind regards,
>=20
> Michel Mols
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