opc.three (3/20/2013)

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It's the Database!!! (3/20/2013)

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Chicken bucket go BOOM! That worked, I am writing all information about (in requested script) all my databases to the table now! Thank you O!

That commerical should be banned from TV!!!!! 😛

Happy to help!

however there is one last thing, when I run it from the SSIS it brings up a box that shows the DB name and I have to select OK for it to continue, how do I get rid of that so I can schedule this bad boy after I add 12 more instances...ha - ha 😛

Just delete the Script Task in the FeLC. That was only added for debug purposes so you could see the values the FeLC was offering as it iterated over the resultset.