SQL* (7/2/2012)

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Thank you so much,

Is there any benefits having the Clustering on VM?

will it degrade the performance (my thought was as we are sharing the hardware between two...

You are getting too wide of data?

You can increase the size of the command line window and set the width of the result sets, but if the output exceeds those...

You have two default instances?

Are they both on the same port?

I think you need to explain your setup a bit more because I am confused now.

CEWII

Personally I like a multiple approach to the issue. A little security by obscurity by creating a extra keys and then only using one or two, and obscuring which one...

I would probably build a SQL CLR routine to do it. String manipulation is *almost* (YMMV) always faster when manipulating text this way. If you are only doing a...

I don't think an integer is anywhere near that small, see: http://vb.net-informations.com/language/vb.net_data_types.htm

CEWII

So you don't care about versioning? How is the package executed? I doubt that the user is opening the package using DTEXECUI and running it. If so then your QA...

Are you using the same config files in the parent and child packages or just in the parent package and expecting it to "flow" down to the child?

CEWII

I'm thinking a script source might be a better approach, you can then use the .net framework to query the AD objects and output a stream of data into a...

since my query to the OP was almost 2 years ago I'm thinking it no longer matters to them..

CEWII

If you have linked tables then we are almost certainly talking about ODBC drivers, look at the definition in the access database and the definition in the ODBC setup, this...

Can you run it in BIDS on the box you are getting this error?

CEWII

A lot depends on what you are trying to accomplish with source control. But I would say at minimum the project.

CEWII

Why don't you give more detail and some examples because I'm having trouble following what you want to do, sorry..

CEWII

It depends on how you are calling it.

Please explain how you call the package and we'll see what we can do..

CEWII