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Lesson 1-6: Add and configure the Lookup transformations

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Applies to: SQL Server SSIS Integration Runtime in Azure Data Factory

After you have configured the Flat File source to extract data from the source file, you define the Lookup transformations needed to obtain the values for CurrencyKey and DateKey. A Lookup transformation performs a lookup by joining data in the specified input column to a column in a reference dataset. The reference dataset can be an existing table or view, a new table, or the result of a SQL statement. In this tutorial, the Lookup transformation uses an OLE DB connection manager to connect to the database that contains the source data of the reference dataset.

Note

You can also configure the Lookup transformation to connect to a cache that contains the reference dataset. For more information, see Lookup transformation.

In this task, you add and configure the following two Lookup transformation components to the package:

  • One transformation that does a lookup of values from the CurrencyKey column of the DimCurrency dimension table, based on matching CurrencyID column values from the flat file.

  • One transformation that does a lookup of values from the DateKey column of the DimDate dimension table, based on matching CurrencyDate column values from the flat file.

In both cases, the Lookup transformation uses the OLE DB connection manager you previously created.

Add and configure the Lookup Currency Key transformation

  1. In the SSIS Toolbox, expand Common, and then drag Lookup onto the design surface of the Data Flow tab. Place Lookup directly below the Extract Sample Currency Data source.

  2. Select the Extract Sample Currency Data flat file source and drag its blue arrow onto the newly added Lookup transformation to connect the two components.

  3. On the Data Flow design surface, select Lookup in the Lookup transformation, and change the name to Lookup Currency Key.

  4. Double-click the Lookup Currency Key transformation to display the Lookup Transformation Editor.

  5. On the General page, make the following selections:

    1. Select Full cache.

    2. In the Connection type area, select OLE DB connection manager.

  6. On the Connection page, make the following selections:

    1. In the OLE DB connection manager dialog box, ensure that localhost.AdventureWorksDW2022 is displayed.

    2. Select Use results of a SQL query, and then enter or paste the following SQL statement:

      SELECT * FROM [dbo].[DimCurrency]
WHERE [CurrencyAlternateKey]
IN ('ARS', 'AUD', 'BRL', 'CAD', 'CNY',
    'DEM', 'EUR', 'FRF', 'GBP', 'JPY',
    'MXN', 'SAR', 'USD', 'VEB')

    3. Select Preview to verify the query results.

  7. On the Columns page, make the following selections:

    1. In the Available Input Columns panel, drag CurrencyID to the Available Lookup Columns panel and drop it on CurrencyAlternateKey.

    2. In the Available Lookup Columns list, select the check box to the left of CurrencyKey.

  8. Select OK to return to the Data Flow design surface.

  9. Right-click the Lookup Currency Key transformation and select Properties.

  10. In the Properties window, verify that the LocaleID property is English (United States) and the DefaultCodePage property is 1252.

Add and configure the Lookup Date Key transformation

  1. In the SSIS Toolbox, drag Lookup onto the Data Flow design surface. Place this Lookup directly below the Lookup Currency Key transformation.

  2. Select the Lookup Currency Key transformation and drag its blue arrow onto the new Lookup transformation to connect the two components.

  3. In the Input Output Selection dialog, select Lookup Match Output in the Output list box, and then select OK.

  4. On the Data Flow design surface, select the name Lookup in the newly added Lookup transformation and change that name to Lookup Date Key.

  5. Double-click the Lookup Date Key transformation.

  6. On the General page, select Partial cache.

  7. On the Connection page, make the following selections:

    1. In the OLEDB connection manager dialog, ensure that localhost.AdventureWorksDW2022 is displayed.

    2. In the Use a table or view box, enter or select [dbo].[DimDate].

  8. On the Columns page, make the following selections:

    1. In the Available Input Columns panel, drag CurrencyDate to the Available Lookup Columns panel and drop it on FullDateAlternateKey. If you see a message indicating a data type mismatch, change the data type of CurrencyDate to [DT_DBDATE].

    2. In the Available Lookup Columns list, select the check box to the left of DateKey.

  9. On the Advanced page, review the caching options.

  10. Select OK to return to the Data Flow design surface.

  11. Right-click the Lookup Date Key transformation and select Properties.

  12. In the Properties window, verify that the LocaleID property is English (United States) and the DefaultCodePage property is 1252.

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Step 7: Add and configure the OLE DB destination

See also

Lookup transformation