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James - Thank you. We're just looking at transitioning from SQL2000 DTS to 2005 SSIS and this helped me understand. Since you work a lot with SSIS can you tell me whether you have found how I might call a SSIS package to execute from VBA? Perhaps by executing a stored procedure from VBA where that stored proc executes the SSIS package? Thanks
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Bill Boyer-284226 (5/13/2010) James - Thank you. We're just looking at transitioning from SQL2000 DTS to 2005 SSIS and this helped me understand. Since you work a lot with SSIS can you tell me whether you have found how I might call a SSIS package to execute from VBA? Perhaps by executing a stored procedure from VBA where that stored proc executes the SSIS package? Thanks Bill, if you are executing the VBA from the SQL Server then look into using DTSExec http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms162810.aspx. If it is from a remote machine, my approach would be to set up an unscheduled SQL Agent job to run the SSIS package. Then use sp_start_job to run the job. I think you will find that the SQL Agent and SSIS have been nicely integrated and it's easy to set up packages and run them in this fashion.
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A number of our packages have XML that is encrypted. Is there a quick way to add decryption to these queries?
I've been playing around a bit, but haven't found anything yet.
Thanks!
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Maria Vogel (6/10/2010) A number of our packages have XML that is encrypted. Is there a quick way to add decryption to these queries?
I've been playing around a bit, but haven't found anything yet.
Thanks!
I would turn on SQL Profiler and trace the MSDB database when a encrypted package is opening to see how the SQL engine decrypts the SSIS package using a function or something else.
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