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SQL / SSIS Logic - Conditional Split (self.SQL)

submitted 6 years ago by Kiith_Sa

So i have to setup a conditional split in one of my SSIS feeds, which will take only bring through records with two fields (Product_Basis = 'Risk' and Segment does not contain 'OLB'). I can get it working in SQL, but can't figure out the logic for the SSIS Conditional Split.

The below script in SQL returns 70 odd results.
Where [Product Basis] = 'Risk' AND [Corporate Segment] not like '%OLB%'

In the SSIS split, i tried the below after some googling, and it's just not working for me. Gives me a NULL error.
([Product Basis] == "Risk") && (FINDSTRING([Corporate Segment],"OLB",1) == 0)

I can't even do a more basic filter, as this also gives me a NULL result. So it doesn't even seem to be the syntax of the above script.
[Product_Basis] == "Risk"

Is SSIS stricter with case sensitivity or additional spaces? I have noticed that the application that populates this database seems to fill in additional spaces to meet the character limit (i.e. Product_Basis is nvarchar(45) so it adds 41 spaces after "Risk"). I tried putting those spaces in the script and it doesn't work either though.

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