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The final goal, as previously mentioned, is to cross-tabulate sales totals per territory, with a column for each month in which sales took place. This goal can be accomplished using the following steps: 1. Select a list of the months and years in which sales took place, from the Sales.SalesOrderHeader table. 2. Using the list of months, construct a query using the PIVOT operator that returns the desired cross-tabulation. 3. Return the cross-tabulated result set to the client. The Sales.SalesOrderHeader table contains one row for each sale, and includes a column called OrderDate the date the sale was made. For the sake of this stored procedure, a distinct list of the months and years in which sales were made will be considered. The following query returns that data: SELECT DISTINCT DATEPART(yyyy, OrderDate) AS YearPart, DATEPART(mm, OrderDate) AS MonthPart FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader ORDER BY YearPart, MonthPart Once the stored procedure has that data, it needs to create the actual cross-tab query. This query needs to use the dates from Sales.SalesOrderHeader and for each month should calculate the sum of the amounts in the LineTotal column of the Sales.SalesOrderDetail table. And of course, this data should be aggregated per territory. The TerritoryId column of the Sales.SalesOrderHeader table will be used for that purpose. The first step in creating the cross-tab query is to pull the actual data required. The following query returns the territory ID, order date formatted as YYYY-MM, and total line item amount for each line item in the SalesOrderDetail table: SELECT TerritoryId, CONVERT(CHAR(7), h.OrderDate, 120) AS theDate, d.LineTotal FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader h JOIN Sales.SalesOrderDetail d ON h.SalesOrderID = d.SalesOrderID Figure 5-7 shows a few of the 121,317 rows of data returned by this query.

As well as the usual System namespace, we have MicrosoftSqlServerServer for the SqlPipe class We also need SystemIO for the stream manipulation classes that we ll use to redirect output back to SQL Server, and SystemDiagnostics, which contains the classes we need to start an external process The procedure is implemented in a class called OSCmdExample This class has one method, ExecuteOSCmd, which contains the C# code that implements our stored procedure ExecuteOSCmd has one parameter a string containing the name of the command to be executed We indicate that this method is a stored procedure method by decorating it with the SqlProcedure attribute namespace ApressSqlAssemblies04 { public class OSCmdExample { [SqlProcedure] public static void ExecuteOSCmd(string filename) { Within the method body, all the code is contained with try .. catch blocks to ensure that any exceptions will be dealt with (relatively) gracefully.

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Figure 13-1. The Package Signing introduction screen A certificate can be requested from a Certificate Authority (CA). This authority might be a third party (used more to get certificates for Internet use) or a Windows Server on your local network that acts as a CA. Certain prerequisites apply to certificates for use with SSIS. Certificates are assigned one or more purposes. For SSIS use, the Code Signing purpose must be among these assigned purposes. In addition, the certificate root authority must be a trusted publisher. Finally, the certificate should be available in the current user s Personal Store for SSIS to pick it up; otherwise you ll see an empty list of certificates (see Figure 13-2).

Figure 5-7. Unaggregated sales data Using the PIVOT operator, this query can be turned into a cross-tab. For instance, to report on sales from June and July of 2004, the following query could be used:

Of course, it isn t expected that the digital signature should be checked manually before each execution. SSIS provides native management of this. It is required, however, that the CheckSignatureOnLoad property be set on the package. If everything checks out the certificate is valid and from a trusted source then the package loads transparently. If problems are encountered, however, the SSIS runtime highlights them. This brings the issue of trust into the equation. A digital signature is only an indication that the package comes from whom it purports to come from, but that still doesn t mean it comes from a trusted source. You have probably seen this from visiting web sites that require the download of signed ActiveX controls: you re asked if you trust the source and accept the download. In the very same way, the package must have been signed with a certificate that comes from a trusted source. Additional options in this area are accessed from the Tools Options menu item in the IDE (see Figure 13-3).

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