SSIS package "buyers_import.dtsx" starting. I can export this data fine to a text file, but when I create an SSIS package to attempt import to another table defined exactly the same as above in another place, I get the following messages: This table is laden with Unicode data and the MOD_DATE contains no data-not even NULL values, and is giving me a headache as a result. Hi all-Given a table called "buyers" with the following column definitions in a SQL Server 2005 database:
Hello All,I am getting the following error when attemping to open a table inSQL2kSP3a._SQL Server Enterprise ManagerDatabase Server: Microsoft SQL ServerVersion: Runtime Error: Invalid time format_I cannot find it in sysmessages, or on the web.Any ideas about how to resolve this? And how it occured.Thanks,TGru*** Sent via Developersdex ***Don't just participate in USENET.get rewarded for it! View 1 Replies View Related Invalid Character Value For Cast Specification Error Upon Importing Text File Apr 23, 2007
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