Data Type Error
hello all,
i need in, deleting duplicate rows using composite key ( 2 columns)
i trying read csv file data sql server table getting data type mismatch error.
initally haing excel data file, has duplicate data have saved file .csv. have create composite key 2 columns , using combination duplictes should eliminated
sample data
col 1 col2
row 1 asset disposition asset disposition
row 2 asset disposition asset disposition
row 3 capital contributions capital contributions
row 4 capital contributions capital contributions
row 5 certificate of compliance other covenant
row 6 certificate of compliance other covenant
row 7 debt service coverage ratio (gross income -less: expenses +plus: depreciation +plus: interest expense )/(divided by: principal paid on note # 42 + plus: interest paid on note # 42 * property located at: 1768-1772 pleasant valley road, placeville, ca 95667. )
error getting is
data conversion failed. data conversion column "colum 2" returned status value 4 , status text "text truncated or 1 or more characters had no match in target code page.".
[flat file source [1]] error: "output column "col 2" (14)" failed because truncation occurred, , truncation row disposition on "output column "col 2" (14)" specifies failure on truncation. truncation error occurred on specified object of specified component.
this error row 7
i have tried data type unicode string [dt_wstr], string [dt_str], unicode text stream [dt_ntext]. in sql server have changed column data type varchar, char, nvarchar also.
in above sample data, col1, col2 composite key, row 2, row 4, duplicated want records deleted.
kindly me in this.
sam ponna.
hi sam,
your error messages state string compose long. maximum length ntext is (i believe) 230 characters, if combine col1 col2 row 7 exceed value. try [dt_wstr] adequate length have max string length ccombinging col2 , col2..
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