SSIS import, flat file vs straight ODBC
i running performance test data import into sql server 2005 database teradata source database.
case1: data downloaded from teradata flat file using odbc driver , loaded sql database using bulk insert.
case2: data downloaded from teradata using odbc driver sql database through data conversion.
download times in case 2 on average twice of in case 1 after 10 runs. can me understand why case though case 1 has data hop in flat file?
thanks,
vikram
case1: data downloaded from teradata flat file using odbc driver , loaded sql database using bulk insert.
case2: data downloaded from teradata using odbc driver sql database through data conversion.
download times in case 2 on average twice of in case 1 after 10 runs. can me understand why case though case 1 has data hop in flat file?
thanks,
vikram
to improve results, you're going have more drastic on database end. you're not going ssis load faster bulk load without database-end tweaks. read sqlcat site ideas on partitioning, indexes, etc... you're going have identify bottleneck - memory, i/o, cpu, ... address it.
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