Is there any solution for this
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Niru
Findout out the solution...using Sqlquery as OLEDB Source instead of Table.This solved the thing.
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Niru
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Thanks
Niru
Findout out the solution...using Sqlquery as OLEDB Source instead of Table.This solved the thing.
Thanks
Niru
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@.[User::INCREMENT] == @.[User::INCREMENT] + 1
Is anything wrong with this statement..bcoz iam getting 0 or the value which i assigned (1000)to all the rows.
Can you pls suggest some solution ?
Niru
Yeah, that won't do what you want. if you want to generate contiguous IDs then look here: http://www.sqlis.com/default.aspx?37
-Jamie
|||Thanks for the quick reply Jamie.If I have 4 incrementing fileds in a table ,can I create 4 variables with in a single script and map those variables to respective fileds (Or) I have to create seperate script for each and every variable?
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Kumar
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You can do it all in one script.
-Jamie
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