Month: May 2021
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KeyValue pair class
Read more: KeyValue pair classThe KeyValue pair class stores a pair of values in a single list. It’s super easy to create a list of single value. Here is…
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Using LINQ methods to compare objects of custom type
Read more: Using LINQ methods to compare objects of custom typeI have a master list; v2-2021 – ‘cover page$’v2-2021 – ‘i# milestones$’v2-2021 – ‘ii# tasks$’v2-2021 – ‘iii# spendplan$’ I have a sub list; v2-2021 –…
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SSIS: Read Excel Tables
Read more: SSIS: Read Excel TablesDefine two variables; ExcelFile –> String and ExcelTables –> Object. Drop a script task on designer surface; Here is the script; You can display object…
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Azure DevOps Commit error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
Read more: Azure DevOps Commit error: Object reference not set to an instance of an objectI am using Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Studio 2017 (SSDT) to develop SSIS packages. Recently i started getting “Object reference not set…
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All Excel – Programmatically Reading/Writing
Read more: All Excel – Programmatically Reading/WritingERR: External table is not in the expected format; The error might be the result of wrong extended properties in connection string. Check code examples…
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