Getting the count of rows for 3 tables in Single Execute SQL task

hi frnds,

im very new to SSIS package .my package consists of Single Exceute task.

In Single Exceute SQL task i had 3 seperate queries to get the count of rows of 3 tables.

the Query goes like dis ...

select count(*) AS precheckcount1 from new_main_dts where cust_nbr like '875%'

like dis for another 2 tables i had written with the alias name precheckcount2 and 3

i mapped the variable user::precheckcount1 to precheckcount1 in the resultSet and for other two alias name i did the same.

while executing the package the error is thrown : [Execute SQL Task] Error: An error occurred while assigning a value to variable "precheckcount2": "Unable to find column precheckcount2 in the result set.".

please help me its very urgent

It is simplest if you get all values in a single result set. Set the ResultSet property to single row, then use a query like this to get the combined result sets-

SELECT (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sysobjects) AS C1, (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sysobjects WHERE type = 'U') AS C2

Then on the Result Set tab set the mappings using the column indexes, Result Name of 0 maps to the variable name for the first column's value. Result Name 1 maps to the variable name for the second column's value.

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thanks a lot.

my problem got resolved.

Getting Plan of previously executed Queries

Hi,
I am newbie to SQL Server. I am using SQL Server 2000.

I know SQL server compiles the SQL stmt or SP and stores the plan for
later use(I know its not always done. But should be done to reduce
execution time) in memory somewere. I want to capute all the execution
plan which are kept in memory. In oracle v$sql_plan can be used to
access the plan in oracle. I want to know how to do that in SQL Server.
I can use profiler, but it contributes some CPU utilization.

Thanks,
Thiru.
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> Hi,
> I am newbie to SQL Server. I am using SQL Server 2000.
> I know SQL server compiles the SQL stmt or SP and stores the plan for
> later use(I know its not always done. But should be done to reduce
> execution time) in memory somewere. I want to capute all the execution
> plan which are kept in memory. In oracle v$sql_plan can be used to
> access the plan in oracle. I want to know how to do that in SQL Server.
> I can use profiler, but it contributes some CPU utilization.
> Thanks,
> Thiru.
> WantedToBeDBA
> WantedToBeDBA {at} gmail {dot} com

See syscacheobjects in Books Online. But this only gives you some general
information about what's in the cache; as far as I know, there's no way to
actually view the cached plans.

Profiler is probably the only way to capture this information, and unless
the server is under very heavy load, it shouldn't have much of an impact.
You can use a server-side trace (see sp_trace_create) if you don't want to
leave Profiler running on a client PC.

Simon