Isn't the OLE DB command is pretty slow and resource consuming while updating columns I've tried this in one of my data flow transformations and it took a while to update few records in big table.
As with most things in SSIS there is more than one way of achieving this but the default method here is to build a data flow that extracts data from the "other" database, then use an OLE DB Command transform to do the update.
Update existing columns
Jerry Doebler
Jamie,
Isn't the OLE DB command is pretty slow and resource consuming while updating columns I've tried this in one of my data flow transformations and it took a while to update few records in big table.
Any other better way to do it
Thanks.
DreDay
Wallace_
As with most things in SSIS there is more than one way of achieving this but the default method here is to build a data flow that extracts data from the "other" database, then use an OLE DB Command transform to do the update.
-Jamie