My Submitted Sessions for SqlBits 10

Dear folks, I’ve submitted two sessions in SqlBits 10, with these topics: SSIS Programming; SSIS Can Do Everything! Boost SSIS power with XML Topics are in one hour sessions details of each topic are : SSIS Programming; SSIS Can Do Everything! Level: 400 Description: SSIS is a RAD tool and many SSIS Developers only need Read more about My Submitted Sessions for SqlBits 10[…]

Regular Expression in SSIS

Regular Expressions are very useful expressions for text processing there are many usages like validation a text against a pattern or find appropriate parts of text with defined patterns which can be solved with Regular Expressions. To find out more about Regular Expressions read here. Today I find a simple case of such things in Read more about Regular Expression in SSIS[…]

My Contribution in SQL Server MVP Deep Dive Volume 2

Finally the SQL Server MVP Deep Dive Volume 2 going to be available soon . This book is all about SQL Server, but not an ordinal book about SQL Server from begin to end or on special aspect of SQL Server. This book covers 5 major topics of SQL Server ( Architecture and Design, Administration, Read more about My Contribution in SQL Server MVP Deep Dive Volume 2[…]

T-SQL Gregorian To Persian Converter

There are lots of times which you need a "Gregorian to Persian ( Shamsi ) Converter" in t-sql. below code will convert gregorian date string for example 2011-08-25 to persian or shamsi date string for example 1390-06-03 . just note this code will work on sql server 2005 or above because I used the Floor Read more about T-SQL Gregorian To Persian Converter[…]

SSIS Upsert With Lookup Transform

This is a very common question everywhere; how can I check if data is exists in destination table then update it, otherwise insert new records. This Scenario named Upsert in common ( Update / Insert ), there are lots of ways to do it, but in this post I’ll describe how to do it with Read more about SSIS Upsert With Lookup Transform[…]

My Submitted Sessions to SqlBits

Dear friends, I’ve submitted two sessions at http://www.sqlbits.com  for 29th September to 1st October 2011 at Liverpool. sessions are open to vote already, and you can vote any sessions you like, for voting you can go here and vote from 108 sessions. my submitted sessions are : Programming SSIS SSIS Programming seems to be a Read more about My Submitted Sessions to SqlBits[…]