Sorts input data in ascending or descending order when it cannot be sorted at its source. For example, sort sales data by 'customer id' before it is written to a flat file and delivered to another department. Note: We do not recommend this transformation for large data flows.
Sorts a set and returns the specified number of bottommost elements whose cumulative total is at least a specified percentage. ...
Sorts a set and returns the specified number of bottommost elements whose cumulative total is at least a specified value. ...
Sorts a set, and then returns the specified number of bottommost members whose cumulative total is at least the specified ...
Sorts a set, and then returns the specified number of topmost members whose cumulative total is at least the specified percentage. ...
Sorts input data in ascending or descending order when it cannot be sorted at its source. For example, sort sales data by ...
Source table '%1!s!' contains one of the following reserved column names: _$start_lsn, _$end_lsn, _$seqval, _$operation, ...
Source table '%1!s!.%2!s!' does not exist in the current database. Ensure that the correct database context is set. Specify ...
SourceP[assword password Optional. Allows the retrieval of a package that is protected by SQL Server Authentication. This ...
SourceS[erver server_name Optional. Specifies the name of the server from which to retrieve the package. If you omit the ...