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Use Common Table Expressions (CTE) with Parameters in OLE DB Command Transformation in SSIS Package - SQL Server Integration Services(SSIS) Tutorial

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In this video we will learn how to use Common Table Expressions in OLE DB Command Transformation with Parameters in Data Flow task inside SSIS Package.

We will learn following items in this video.


  1. How to create a Table and insert some duplicate records
  2. How to write Common Table Expression to find duplicate records
  3. How to use CTE to delete duplicate records 
  4. How to create an SSIS Package from basic
  5. How to read data from Flat file to delete matching records in SQL Server Table and leave one 
  6. How to use CTE in OLE DB Command Transformation to Delete Duplicate records
  7. How to Map Common Table Expression(CTE) parameters to input columns for Delete Duplicate Record.
Script to Delete Duplicate duplicate records by using Common Table expressions in OLE DB Command Transformation in SSIS Package.

USE [Test] 

go

--drop table [dbo].[Customer]
CREATETABLE [dbo].[customer]
(
[customerid] [INT] NULL,
[customername] [VARCHAR](100) NULL,
[streetaddress] [VARCHAR](100) NULL,
[city] [VARCHAR](100) NULL,
[state] [CHAR](2) NULL,
[createdon] [DATETIME] NOTNULL,
[regioncode] [VARCHAR](100) NULL
)

INSERTINTO dbo.customer
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT N'1'AS [CustomerId],
N'Aamir'AS [CustomerName],
N'MyStreet'AS [StreetAddress],
N'Charlotte'AS [City],
N'NC'AS [State],
N'2015-04-30 13:38:08.413'AS [CreatedOn],
N'Asia'AS [RegionCode]
UNIONALL
SELECT N'2'AS [CustomerId],
N'M Raza'AS [CustomerName],
N'Test Street Address'AS [StreetAddress],
N'Charlotte'AS [City],
N'NC'AS [State],
N'2015-04-25 13:21:03.197'AS [CreatedOn],
N'Asia'AS [RegionCode]
UNIONALL
SELECT N'1'AS [CustomerId],
N'Aamir'AS [CustomerName],
N'MyStreet'AS [StreetAddress],
N'Charlotte'AS [City],
N'NC'AS [State],
N'2015-04-24 13:38:39.497'AS [CreatedOn],
N'Asia'AS [RegionCode]
UNIONALL
SELECT N'1'AS [CustomerId],
N'Aamir'AS [CustomerName],
N'MyStreet'AS [StreetAddress],
N'Charlotte'AS [City],
N'NC'AS [State],
N'2015-04-23 13:38:39.497'AS [CreatedOn],
N'Asia'AS [RegionCode]
UNIONALL
SELECT N'1'AS [CustomerId],
N'Aamir'AS [CustomerName],
N'MyStreet'AS [StreetAddress],
N'Charlotte'AS [City],
N'NC'AS [State],
N'2015-04-30 13:40:18.063'AS [CreatedOn],
N'Europe'AS [RegionCode]
UNIONALL
SELECT N'1'AS [CustomerId],
N'Aamir'AS [CustomerName],
N'MyStreet'AS [StreetAddress],
N'Charlotte'AS [City],
N'NC'AS [State],
N'2015-04-28 13:40:18.063'AS [CreatedOn],
N'Europe'AS [RegionCode]
UNIONALL
SELECT N'1'AS [CustomerId],
N'Aamir'AS [CustomerName],
N'MyStreet'AS [StreetAddress],
N'Charlotte'AS [City],
N'NC'AS [State],
N'2015-04-29 13:40:18.063'AS [CreatedOn],
N'Europe'AS [RegionCode]) t;



SELECT *
FROM dbo.customer


--Write Command Table Expression(CTE) to Find Duplicate
;
WITH cte_Customer
AS (SELECT customerid,
customername,
streetaddress,
city,
state,
createdon,
regioncode,
Row_number()
OVER (
partition BY customerid, customername
ORDERBY createdon) AS Rn
FROM dbo.customer
WHERE regioncode = 'Asia'
)
SELECT *
FROM cte_Customer
WHERE customerid = 1
AND rn > 1



-- Delete Duplicate Records by using Common Table Expression in OLE DB Command Transformation
;
WITH cte
AS (SELECT customerid,
customername,
streetaddress,
city,
state,
createdon,
regioncode,
Row_number()
OVER (
partition BY customerid, customername
ORDERBY createdon ) AS Rn
FROM dbo.customer
WHERE regioncode = ?)
DELETEFROM cte
WHERE customerid = ?
and CustomerName=?
AND rn > 1

--USE all the parameters inside the First Query
;
WITH cte
AS (SELECT customerid,
customername,
streetaddress,
city,
state,
createdon,
regioncode,
Row_number()
OVER (
partition BY customerid, customername
ORDERBY createdon ) AS Rn
FROM dbo.customer
WHERE regioncode = ?
AND customerid = ?
AND customername = ?)
DELETEFROM cte
WHERE rn > 1



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