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 Regular Stored Procedure to archive folders.

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bodhansamanta
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Posted - 2012-07-04 : 08:16:17
Hi Folks !!

I'm here posting one stored procedure to archive few certain folders from source path locations to the specific destinations location which are already specified in a master table.



Assume, the master table contains the PATH_ID,SOURCE_PATH, DESTINATION_PATH and PERIOD as well. So, I have written the abovesaid query to move the eligible folders, checking against the corresponding Period. The folder names are like say 201104 and we have to check in that perspective. If the folder is older than the period specified against any source path, it'll automatically move to the destination path.

But, here after executing the SP, It's giving a result set like return value is zero.

Can anybody help me out !!


Thanks,

Bodhan

visakh16
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Posted - 2012-07-04 : 19:28:51
we do this by means of SSIS packages. We've a few automated sql agent jobs which calls SSIS packages and makes use of file system tasks to do archiving.

see

http://exacthelp.blogspot.com/2011/11/file-system-task-copy-directory-in-ssis.html

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bodhansamanta
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Posted - 2012-07-05 : 05:50:05
[quote]Originally posted by visakh16

we do this by means of SSIS packages. We've a few automated sql agent jobs which calls SSIS packages and makes use of file system tasks to do archiving.

No, I want to implement a regular stored procedure for the aforesaid purpose.

Please feel free to ask any question regarding the SP. Thank you...
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