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This script is the batch file I used to load the multiple packages on an SSIS server. You need to execute this Batch file on the server where SSIS services are installed.
cd C:Package_loacation FOR IN (*.dtsx) DO DTUTIL /FILE C:Package_loacation /COPY SQL;Folder_location_SSIS_serverni /QUIET
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