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Do it like this,
Create Procedure test
@start int,
@end int = NULL
Begin
if @end is Null
@end = @start
Remainder of sp ...
Hope this helps
Phill Carter
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Check the Global Variable definition. A couple of times I've had variables with the datatype set to dispatch with the value set to <not displayable>. The only way I was...
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Not to sure about MSDE.
The EXE's for the connection utilities are usually stored in c:\winnt\system32. Look for something called svrconfg.exe, or srvconfg.exe
Failing that, you can always edit the registry. Look...
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What sort of "macro" are you running? Maybe it can be changed to write out status messages?
Hope this helps
Phill Carter
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Don't know if this helps any, but maybe you could execute it by creating a Access object and referring to the macro via that object.
Here's and example of creating an...
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Ok then, so for the best of both worlds, how about,
OPTION EXPLICIT
'********************************************
' Visual Basic ActiveX Script
'********************************************
Function Main()
< ... snip ... >
sFileName = sPath & ReturnMonth(sNow) &...
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The Wizard usually includes a create table step. If the table already exists, you should remove the create table task from the package.
Hope this helps
Phill Carter
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Are you running on SQL 2000? If so, turn on package logging and see if that gives you any info.
Hope this helps
Phill Carter
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