Combine two sorted data flows into one using the FULL, LEFT, or INNER join. We recommend this transformation when data flows can be sorted at their sources.
Columns used to uniquely identify a row for net change tracking must be included in the list of captured columns. Add either ...
Columns with lineage IDs %1!d! and %2!d! have mismatched metadata. The input column that is mapped to an output column does ...
Columns with lineage IDs %1!d! and %2!d! have mismatched metadata. The input column that is mapped to an output column for ...
Combine data from an external worksheet into the {0} entity. To do this, map the entity's columns with columns from the external ...
Combine two sorted data flows into one using the FULL, LEFT, or INNER join. We recommend this transformation when data flows ...
Combines rows from multiple data flows without sorting. For example, add rows back to a data flow after correction of errors. ...
Combines rows from multiple sorted data flows into one sorted data flow. Unlike the Merge Join, all rows flow to the output. ...
Command was executed to reposition to the start of the rowset. Either the order of the columns changed, or columns were added ...
Commit operation cannot be executed since it is attempting to materialize cell writebacks and modify the contents of the ...