Hi Professional,

What are difference between DTS and SSIS.

Thanks

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote:

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote:

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote:

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote:

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote:

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote:

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote:

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote:

You'll have to be more specific than that. SSIS is a completely different
product. It has none of the original DTS code in it. It has .NET integrated
and it makes tons of things easier than they were in DTS.

Just a couple things are looping through files and folders is much easier,
and error handling is more robust.

There are too many differences to note here, but if you have any specific
questions I'll see what I can do.

"Smith" wrote: