SSIS Integration Services | Conditional split transforms exercise | Divide the Disney princesses into feminist role models/others

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Software ==> SSIS Integration Services  (46 exercises)
Version ==> SSIS 2012 and later
Topic ==> Conditional split transforms  (5 exercises)
Level ==> Average difficulty
Courses ==> Introduction to SSIS  /  Fast track SSIS
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Open the SQL script in the above folder in Management Studio and execute it.  You should be looking at an empty table:

Empty table of princesses

We'll aim to fill the table with the feisty princesses only.

Create a new package which gets its data from the Excel workbook in the above folder, then use a conditional split to divide the data into 3 streams:

Condition Send to
Feminist rating column equals Feisty The SQL Server table called Princesses
Feminist rating column is not Drippy A new flat file called Not drippy.txt
Everyone else Ignored (as indeed they should be)

Here's what the final package should look like:

Final package

The final package should look something like this.

 

Here's what the Princesses table should hold:

The princesses table

Perhaps Pocahontas should have been here too?

Test your package generates a text file of non-drippy, non-feisty princesses, then close it down. 

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