Hi @nononame2021 ,
It is better to use the following expression in the SSIS Conditional Split Task.
It makes easy to add more conditions, and thus more maintainable.
FINDSTRING("_LD_AB_", "_" + yourColumnName + "_", 1) == 0
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my ssis is to import excel into sql server table, how can I filter out some value before importing into table using split conditions in data flow task
I try to add name = valid , value = ID !="LD" && ID!="AB"
after execution, it become only the id with LD and AB.
how to select the name in the split conditional arrow to filter out these ID?
Hi @nononame2021 ,
It is better to use the following expression in the SSIS Conditional Split Task.
It makes easy to add more conditions, and thus more maintainable.
FINDSTRING("_LD_AB_", "_" + yourColumnName + "_", 1) == 0
how can I make different flow to import into different table by using the conditional in slipt conditional.
Hi @nononame2021 ,
As YitzhakKhabinsky mentioned, you may use findstring to filter out some value.
And please note that normally single case we focus on one issue.
To import into different table by using the conditional in split conditional, here is a detailed tutorials you may take a reference below.
ssis-conditional-split-transform-overview
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