To Validate # Of Excel Rows(source) And Sql Server Table(destination) Rows Are Equal
Hi,
When expoting data from excel to sql server table, using SSIS package, after exporting is done, how would i check source rows are equal to destination rows. If not to throw an error message.
Any sort of help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
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