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  • June 12, 2013 at 11:55 am

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    opc.three (6/12/2013)

    sneumersky (6/12/2013)

    Can SQL_Enthusiast's issue be solved with a WMI task or data reader? I have not used it in ages, nor am I a WQL expert 🙁

    A WMI Data Reader, maybe, since you can issue an "select" from the file system and the WQL supports the order by. I'll try it out and post back. Would that qualify as "native" SSIS for you Jeff since there is a "WMI Data Reader Task" built into SSIS?

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