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SQL Server OData SSIS project will not accept "Edm.GeographyPoint" columns

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I've ensured that my software is completely up to date, but my SSIS project (that uses OData as a source), will just refuse to accept data where one of the columns is the Edm.GeographyPoint type. I've tried entering specific columns into the query box (and therefore excluding the problem column), but it appears it will still throw an error, despite the data itself not containing any columns of that data type - I'm assuming it's downloading the column metadata for the entire table, seeing a data type it doesn't recognise, and throws an error.

I've tried using a different collection that doesn't have columns of that data type, and the SSIS project works with that - the problem is, there doesn't appear to be any way of fixing this. I've ensured the software is completely up to date.

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r/SQL • u/codingdecently • 14h ago

SQL Server MCP for Apache Iceberg: How AI Agents Actually Operate a Data Lake

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r/SQL • u/Boring-Ad-5143 • 18h ago

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r/SQL • u/echopulse • 6h ago

SQLite After searching for a modern, self‑hosted, secure SQLite admin panel for PHP 8, I built one – looking for beta testers

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Hey folks 👋

For the last few weeks, I’ve been frustrated with the state of self‑hosted SQLite admin tools.

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r/SQL • u/Creative_Fox_8836 • 6h ago

MySQL 🤔 SQL or NoSQL? ACID or BASE? Vertical Scaling or Horizontal Scaling?

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