Okay, I see your point.  I just tested it in 2k5 and got the same result when using a real Create Table / Update Table statement.  Which doesn't make sense...

You have to have a solution open before you can find it.  Then look in Solution Explorer, you'll see the project name and 3 folders underneath it.  Data Sources, Data...

You're welcome and I'm glad you could get it to work.

Well, at least you got it fixed. @=)

The way I've gotten around being able to set the root folder is this.

I create a Global Package variable and set a default value of whichever folder I want.  Then...

I have to be kind of vague because I haven't done this before.  However, a coworker has and this is what I've been told.

Create your ForEach Container with all the...

You have to jump through hoops to grant non-sysadmin users access to launch SSIS on your SQL Servers, and it requires granting them access via the Windows OS and certain...

What changed between when you ran the package 20 minutes ago and when you got that error?

RunTime support for DTS packages must be installed on SQL 2k5 in order to use them.  Here are a couple of links from Microsoft's site on the subject:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143706.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137907.aspx

Let...

I'm curious.  When you say you found it rather hard in SQL Server 2000, what exactly were you doing? 

The Replace() function exists in SQL Server 2000 as well as...

I think the first question to be asked is, why are you considering SSIS for this task?  The second question is, what do you want to use the destination for?

If...

Here's a link to a post I made on Tek-Tips about this issue.  It regards switching .ini files to the Global Variables in SSIS.  I hope it helps.  If not,...

Ron,

I have a silly question, so forgive me if it sounds strange, but have you tried to use the OLEDB for SQL Server instead?  It should work for SQL 2000...

The best way to accomplish your task is to use Dynamic SQL.  You'll have to create a variable to store your SQL Statement and your variable in and then execute...

The only way I know of to get the name of the SQL Server hosting Sharepoint is to find the Sharepoint administrator and ask him/her for the SQL Server name,...