Multicast Transformation
The Multicast transformation distributes its input to one or more outputs. This transformation is similar to the Conditional Split transformation. Both transformations direct an input to multiple outputs. The difference between the two is that the Multicast transformation directs every row to every output, and the Conditional Split directs a row to a single output.
Step 3:
Step 8:
Drag and drop multicast transformation and give connections
Step 9:
Drag and drop three different types of destinations as OLEDB, Flat File and EXCEL
Step 10:
Give OLEDB destination connection
Step 11:
Edit Flat File destination and browse flat file in your pc
Step 12:
Edit EXCEL destination and browse file
Step 13:
Execute task
Step 14:
Different outputs as shown in bellow
Flat File output
Excel output
Step
1:
Click
Windows button and go to SQL Server 2008 R2 and run as a administrator.
It
shows a bellow window.
Step
2:
Go
to a views and create a new project ( Short cut of New Project is Ctrl + Shift
+ N).
Step 3:
Give
a project name (e.g. IS) and click OK button and then shows a bellow window.
Step
4:
Drag
and drop the Data Flow Task
Step
5:
To
edit the Data Flow Task then it open a Data Flow
Step 6:
Dag and drop the OLEDB source and edit it.
Step
7:
To
give a OLEDB connection and select the table from given data base and select
which columns are required.
Step 8:
Drag and drop multicast transformation and give connections
Step 9:
Drag and drop three different types of destinations as OLEDB, Flat File and EXCEL
Step 10:
Give OLEDB destination connection
Step 11:
Edit Flat File destination and browse flat file in your pc
Step 12:
Edit EXCEL destination and browse file
Step 13:
Execute task
Step 14:
Different outputs as shown in bellow
Flat File output
Excel output
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