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aspx_professional thread: DTS Packages


Message #1 by sswift@i... on Fri, 23 Aug 2002 17:02:49
Well...
Creating a DTS package means alot of issues coming in.... U will have to
keep in track of what type of data is coming in... ost of them beng from a
Text file or Excel File or Access file or from a different DB managment
system like sybase or Oracle of DB2 or even from the same SQL. and u need to
map each tables to the tables in the new DB and also map the fields and
specify if the dataType (if it gonna change)... and a lot more.... Well i
hope DTS offers a wide range of attributes and so u can better use it i
hope.....\\\
keep me posted f any issues...


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-----Original Message-----
From: sswift@i... [mailto:sswift@i...]
Sent: Friday, August 23, 2002 10:33 PM
To: ASPX_Professional
Subject: [aspx_professional] DTS Packages


Does anyone have a good example of how to create a DTS package with C#.

I'm able to create one on the SQL Server and then run from within C#, but 
I'd like to programatically create in my code since things about the 
package will change on a regular basis.

Thanks,
Steve
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