updated Salesforce Destination
Thanks for your help. I think that I can work with this. Adding
another lookup in the future will be more complicated, but at least I
can store these values as variables in the configuration database
now! I also appreciate the warning in regards to the 4000 character
limit. I ended up having to split up my single Lookup+ step into
Unfortunately you cannot exactly follow the steps you have described.
What you have to do is have the complete LookupMetadataXml data stored
outside in your configuration file. Then you have to setup the
following expression on the LookupMetadataXml property:
REPLACE( @[User::DefaultLookupXml], "{DefaultGuid}",
Thanks for the suggestion. I followed the steps you suggested and now
I can see the XML configuration for the component in SSIS designer.
My question is how do I modify this property from script?
What I would like to do is the following:
1. Read the LookupMetadataXml
2. Use script to replace the existing Guids with ones that come from
These properties are specified in the external column element.
On Jan 16, 3:03 pm, Hans Nieuwenhuis <hansnieuwenh...@intigris.nl>
wrote:
RelationshipName (Salesforce Destination Input) (1.5 SR-2)
Specify relationship name for updating foreign key lookup with
external identifier.
Thank you for providing the link to the solution!
Here is the link for other customers benefit:
Regards,
Ivan
There is a quick workaround, which will allow you to setup custom
match/no match value for the Lookup Plus. The trick is to expose the
property containing the Lookup PLus component setup available for
setup with SSIS expression. Here is how to do it:
1. Open the package containing the Lookup Plus component in a text
Another requirement is to have at least SQL Server 2005 SP2 . This is
the minimum requirement for properly working installation.
I have just tested the steps below with the Script Component Plus on a
clean machine with SQL Server 2005 installed and everything worked
fine. I would recommend you reinstall your SQL Server. After the
reinstall you have to also reinstall CozyRoc SSIS+
Regards,
Ivan
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Thank you for your feedback! You are correct, this is a hassle.
However preserving and applying the changes is not trivial. I will
explain why. Let's say you decide to modify the type of specific
attribute in the CRM system, but your SSIS packages are setup with the
old type. With the current process, the component will correctly load
(Thanks to Ivan @ CozyRoc for the response.)
-- Ben
You can change the length or type of the column in the 'External
Columns' sub-tree. After you change it go to the 'Column Mappings' tab
and remove and re-map the related column. This will initialize the
output column with the new settings.
Regards,
Ivan