I have File System Task in my package which copy a folder from source location to destination. At destination, if that folder doesn't exist, it's newly created.
I want SSIS to pick latest folder (using time-stamp) from directory as source and create new folder with same name at destination via File System Task.
Example: I have D:\Folder 1\SourceFolder copy to G:\Folder 1\SourceFolder.
Can somebody help me to figure out.
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I'm making a new SSIS package for a project. I click "New Package" and new package file under the project is made with default name Package1.dtsx. The .dtproj project file is updated to include this package. Then I rename the package to the name it's supposed to have "Publish_File.dtsx" but the .dtproj file doesn't update with this new name. Then it fails at compile time because the package I made isn't in the scope of the project and so doesn't have the project-level connection managers. I can't directly edit the .dtproj file because it doesn't have any information until it's built. Does anyone know how to change the name referenced in the .dtproj file to be my file name instead of Package1.dstx?
I am extremely confused.
I have a destination directory: \\Client\D$\Data Feed\Archive. I set this as my Destination Connection in File System Task Editor.
I have a source directory: \\Client\D$\Data Feed\Plan 24-01-2020. I set this as my Source Connection in File System Task Editor. It also contains one CSV file.
For the Operation in File System Task Editor I choose Move Directory as the Operation.
All setup just click run. When I execute I get the following error message: "Cannot create a file when that file already exists."
Curiously enough the CSV file inside the source folder is copied to the Archive folder.
I was expecting only that the folder Plan 24-01-2020 would be moved to the folder Archive.
What I'm I doing wrong?
Because according to this tutorial the folder should be moved without any issues: https://www.tutorialgateway.org/move-directory-using-file-system-task-in-ssis/
I think there are two things you'll want to do here.
First, create an expression in the File System Task that sets OverwriteDestinationFile to TRUE.
Next, you'll want to slightly modify your Destination path. Instead of just \\Client\D$\Data Feed\Archive\, you'll probably want to specify your destination as \\Client\D$\Data Feed\Archive\Plan 24-01-2020\. Otherwise, it will just copy the contents of \\Client\D$\Data Feed\Plan 24-01-2020\ into \\Client\D$\Data Feed\Archive\ without creating the Plan 24-01-2020 sub-folder.
After publish my ASP.NET5 project I get "output" folder consists of "approot", "logs", "wwwroot" folders. Inside approot/src folder there are folders with dll's of my projects, dependent projects etc. All these dlls I need to copy to my wwwroot folder. The issue is, how to get the information about the current path to my output folder during the publish. I need that information to construct glump task to copy my files to proper destination.
I have a scenario where there are two source file ABC.txt and DEF.txt. i want to make sure that if any files are present in that folder with naming convention as ABC.txt, it has to be moved to the different folder prior to loading to the SQL server, and the other (incorrect file) should be moved to a error log folder (separate folder). Can someone advice what task would i use to do that. i tried it using File system task but it just allow you to move or copy files from one location to other prior to loading the file.can someone advice how to i copy that incorrect file to the different folder ( error log folder)?
try to use a bat file.
move ABC.txt /directory
and after
xcopy "source" "destination_err\" /exclude:%temp%\ABC.txt /y
or you can use robocopy command in bat file, this is the command with parameters http://itsvista.com/2007/03/robocopy/
I am using ssis to zip and rename a folder with about 7 files in it. when it zips the folder and renames it the old folder is inside of the zip folder i would just like to have the zip folder with the new name and the files inside of that.
i have tried
a -tzip "F:\Extracts\QCExtracts\QCreports_2014_07.zip" "F:\Extracts\QCExtracts\QCreports\"
a -tzip "F:\Extracts\QCExtracts\QCreports_2014_07.zip" "F:\Extracts\QCExtracts\QCreports"
for both i get the result of QCreports_2014_07.zip\ QCreports\all files
i need it to be QCreports_2014_07.zip\ all files
Assuming you use "Execute Process Task" for the 7z.exe call:
You have to set F:\Extracts\QCExtracts\QCreports\as WorkingDirectory in the Process section of your Task. This should omit the subdirectory in the zip file.