SQL Server – Export the Data from SQL Server to Oracle Database – Import-Export Wizard

The SQL Server Import and Export Wizard provides the simplest method of copying data between data sources. In this article given an example to copy the data from SQL Server to Oracle database. Click here to download the full PDF version of this article. After this article,for more detail about SQL Server Import and Export Wizard. please check http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms141209

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SQL Server 2008 – Import/Export wizard not allowing Create Temp Table

I had a requirement to export the data from SQL Server to Oracle using SQL Server Import/Export wizard. In the SQL Server, I have created a SQL Script that fetch the required data that I need to export in Oracle database. Because of some business logic, in the select script I have introduced the temp table. Now when I try export that data using select script that contain the local temp table the following error occurred. Now if I removed

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SSIS – Import/Export Wizard – Unexpected Unrecoverable Error

SSIS Import/Export Wizard throws up “Unexpected Unrecoverable Error”.  Error message dialog box have three buttons – Abort, Retry, and ignore all cause the wizard to close. The reason I found of this: Installation the .Net Framework 4 Client Profile Solution: Uninstall the .Net Framework 4 Client Profile Or Install Extended .NET Framework 4 You can choose any one solution as per the requirement. If any body have any other solution then please share as comment.  

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SQL Server – Import Export Wizard – Enable Identity Insert

I had requirement to move the data from source table with his identity column to destination table that have also identity column. Identity columns are commonly used as primary keys in database tables. These columns automatically assign a value for each new row inserted. Identity column does not allow any kind of insertion from the user. Before starting I was thinking I need to enable the IDENTITY_INSERT on the destination table by using SET IDENTITY_INSERT myTable ON   and once I

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