hi everyone,
I’d like to know how many rows has been affected for this query. But I don’t want to use aprevious Sql Task style “SELECT COUNT(*) REGISTROS FROM…”
Such a query like that:
INSERT INTO TABLEDEST
SELECT F1,F2,
FROM TABLESOURCE
WHERE <CONDITION>
I’d like to retrieve that value from a later Script Task
Thanks a lot for your help and thoughts,
Moved from SSIS to t-sql forum...|||I don't know about getting it from a later script task, but you could get it from the same script task pretty easily. You could add a SELECT @.@.ROWCOUNT after your insert statement and then catch the result in a variable.|||I agree. Use @.@.rowcount to get the rows affected, but getting it into a SSIS variable (or something similar) is beyond this forum. If you need to know that we can bounce it back to the SSIS forum

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