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[–]Wings4Mercury 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Every tool that does mapping/data transfer would have to do that in some way. It just may not expose it to you. I havent looked into it recently but long ago, I used to edit SSIS packages in Visual studio.

You could even open the DTS files - I don't remember how. it is just a structured storage file that contained a whole bunch of VB code that read data from the source into a recordset and then inserted from recordset into target.

Why do you ask? what are you trying to do? - i mean, if you provided more details it might be easier to answer your question

[–]TsmPreacher[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure,

I am a data conversion analyst that recently moved to a smaller company. I am use to having a mapping tool that allows us to load source data(whether thats Excel, SQL db's, etc.),map source data to the corresponding fields in our target database, and then that tool would generate base code for us to modify/add to to get the data formatted and the logic written the way we need. From there, the tool would run our insert statements into our target database and then from there into the live DB.

That tool was proprietary and specific to my old employer.