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Capitalization on SQL server

SoftwareEng

Senior member
Hey,

We have a bunch of DTS packages that copy data to SQL Server 2000. I need to find out where data gets capitalized. Can a DTS package perform capitalization on its own (via settings/parameters), or must this be done through a Stored Procedure?

(If must be done through a Stored Procedure, I can look at those and not waste time with package settings)

thanks!
 
I don't know about DTS, but SSIS has a task for such functionality. Nevertheless, Data Warehousing 101 says perform such tasks at the source, unless you're delivering real-time data (hardly seems to be true in your case; you wouldn't be using DTS otherwise 😉). So, make use of TOLOWER()/TOUPPER() when querying data - in your SPROC.
 
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