I am using Derived Column Transformation Editor. I have 3 string values which I would like to combine them into one string and have a newline character inbetween the 3 strings. I cannot see a Char() function similar to TSQL to use for this purpose. I thought about creating a Variable but even to that I don't know how I can assign a newline character.
Any ideas?
here is a sample doing a carriage return and a line feed between a field and a static string. Should work between 2 fields as well assuming all the data type stuff meshes out.
Description + "\r\n" + " >>>>>>test"
search BOL for the topic Literals (SSIS) . The string literals at the bottom.
Keep in mind I do not think you will see these take 'effect' in a dataviewer but should see them in the destination such as a text file, or a common thing I have done is use property expressions of the message property on a SendMail task and use "\n" to create new lines in my email message. Here is a good gnarly sample of that....
"Rows Processed: \n NASDAQ: " + (dt_wstr,9)@.[nasdaqrawrows] + "\n NYSE: " + (dt_wstr,9)@.[nyserawrows] + "\n AMEX: " + (dt_wstr,9)@.[amexrawrows] + "\n \n ================== \n The Package: " + (dt_wstr,30)@.[PackageName] + "\n Started: " + (dt_wstr,25)@.StartTime + " \n Package Run Duration in Seconds: " + (DT_WSTR,10) (DATEDIFF( "ss", @.[System::StartTime] , GETDATE() ))
Hope that helps
|||Not required today, but for info, you can make good the lack of a CHAR function, as you can escape a uncicode character, as documented in the Literals BOL topic, but simply \xhhhh where xhhhh is the Unicode character in hexadecimal notation.|||I made a note of the request for CHAR, Darren. Thanks!sql
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