From the licensing doc:

VIRTUALIZATION AND MULTI-INSTANCING

Virtualization is defined broadly as the running of software on a “virtual environment.” A virtual environment takes place when an operating system (OS) is somehow...

Add Existing Project? I think there is a menu item for it..

Or create a blank solution and then add all your projects..

CEWII

No such thing..

You can create multiple SSIS projects in a solution.

What is the context?

CEWII

My understanding was that it fixed the references internally. My process didn't require such adjustments, the SIDs were the same on both servers therefore when the restore occured I...

I went an extra step and wrote a script to bring the logins accross and maintain their internal SID values, tis meant when the database was restored I didn't have...

I have only seen this once and have never reproduced it..

I have fixed it by renaming the package again (then hitting yes too) and then renaming it again to what...

I would probably use something like this SQLCLR:

http://nclsqlclrfile.codeplex.com/%5B/url%5D

Clarification: I am the author of this SQLCLR

But SSIS does have a data-flow task that can do it, but I have only had...

I doubt you will be able to combine them. The reason is that if a package doesn't have a connection or a variable you will get at least a...

The line that I am most interested in is:

"The first few service packs of 2000 had bugs that changed the behavior of rebuilding unique clustered indexes back and...

I have on very rare occasion used a script task to read SQL data in SSIS, and in those cases only when I had to do something that was very...

GilaMonster (12/2/2011)

Elliott Whitlow (12/1/2011)

GilaMonster (12/1/2011)

Even on SQL 2000 the 'pointers' in a nonclustered index are...

As a matter of policy CLR object source code must be submitted to me prior to deployment. With sufficient lead time to review it. And I have access...

GilaMonster (12/1/2011)

Even on SQL 2000 the 'pointers' in a nonclustered index are the clustered index...

Ok, then I was basing my perspective on SQL 2000. Good to know.

CEWII

Gila is that correct. If the record moves at all doesn't the pointer change as well? It was my understanding that this was true and the underlying cause...