SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Part 10 - Sequence Containers and FOR Loops

[@jahangirkabir9271]

Great video saving life! God bless you, Sir.

[@groentas]

When searching for primes, you can increase the testnumber with 2 every time, since an odd number can’t be a multiplum of only even numbers. The initiation should check wether the limit is >=2, since 2 is not an odd number smaller than 1.

[@WiseOwlTutorials]

As a maths graduate, Andy B will be devastated to learn that he has made such a schoolboy error!

[@haatpraat530]

Perhaps when mentioning Sequence Containers transaction processing can also be mentioned. You could have say 3 different Execute SQL tasks in a Sequence Container that update a table. If the transaction property of the Sequence Container is set to 'required', then if any of the tasks fails within the Sequence Container ALL of the work of those tasks are rolled back.

[@DesiHoonMain]

Great tutorial series

[@mrleokarthik]

Excellent Tutorial for beginners, Can you provide SSIS files from all the lessons.

[@marvid008]

Karthikeyan Shivasankaran bh

[@ravikonda8835]

Thanks for this tutorial

[@abhimanyusharma8097]

Where to get this prime no code??

[@UriGerhard]

What's up with the audio on this one?

[@feelingeverfine]

Change it to 1.25 and it sounds a little better.

[@pratapchava1]

I hope this was useful.. For Script task1: int TestNumber=Convert.ToInt32(Dts.Variables["User::TestNumber"].Value); int i; bool IfPrime = true; for (i = 2; i

[@Anatoli8888]

It's getting a bit harder because one have to add manually a lot of code to get it to work. While this is fun and good learning, for demonstrating certain features, perhaps some code could be provided? It was perfect, until this tutorial. Thank you, anyway.

[@rafozoid]

I struggled with some code on other tutorials. Found some on the internet and others I had to guess what was hidden... Anyways, Great tutorials!

[@lion0yury]

too much of C#...