Hello Newbie:
Yes, SSIS can handle 20K rows. Of course, so much of performance depends on
hardware that nobody is going to give you an answer about how LONG that
should take.
Speaking from personal experience using a dual core laptop with 2Gig ram,
abd servers that were significaltly better, 20,000 rows shouldn't take more
than a minute and probably much less.
HTH
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Todd C
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[quoted text, click to view] "tomypow" wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm the most newbie ever to SSIS.
> I'm a sharepoint developper who need to migrate data each week from a client
> submitted file to a Sharepoint list (i.e. to Sql Server 2005).
> I'm here because for my volume of data (20,000 rows * 5 cols), i've been
> suggested that SSIS was the way to go.
> (ref:
http://www.devx.com/dotnet/Article/35070/0/page/1)
>
> Is it true?
>
> Can SSIS perform this with efficiency?
> (I mean within seconds, cause with the Sharepoint API, it's is extremely
> slow, and not practical).
>
> Having a look at the ref article, it seems to me that all the step (xml,...)
> will take a long time.
>
> Any pointer is appreciate.
> thanks.