Thanks again, Todd.

Yes, I was inherited this system and it really is poorly designed.
Forcing the order is what I ended up doing. Luckly, I could mimic the
DTS sorting order from SSIS.
But, I was curious why DTS and SSIS behave differently on this because
there are more potential places that would be affected by this.

Thanks.

c.j.

Thanks again, Todd.

Yes, I was inherited this system and it really is poorly designed.
Forcing the order is what I ended up doing. Luckly, I could mimic the
DTS sorting order from SSIS.
But, I was curious why DTS and SSIS behave differently on this because
there are more potential places that would be affected by this.

Thanks.

c.j.

Thanks again, Todd.

Yes, I was inherited this system and it really is poorly designed.
Forcing the order is what I ended up doing. Luckly, I could mimic the
DTS sorting order from SSIS.
But, I was curious why DTS and SSIS behave differently on this because
there are more potential places that would be affected by this.

Thanks.

c.j.

Thanks again, Todd.

Yes, I was inherited this system and it really is poorly designed.
Forcing the order is what I ended up doing. Luckly, I could mimic the
DTS sorting order from SSIS.
But, I was curious why DTS and SSIS behave differently on this because
there are more potential places that would be affected by this.

Thanks.

c.j.

Thanks again, Todd.

Yes, I was inherited this system and it really is poorly designed.
Forcing the order is what I ended up doing. Luckly, I could mimic the
DTS sorting order from SSIS.
But, I was curious why DTS and SSIS behave differently on this because
there are more potential places that would be affected by this.

Thanks.

c.j.

Thanks again, Todd.

Yes, I was inherited this system and it really is poorly designed.
Forcing the order is what I ended up doing. Luckly, I could mimic the
DTS sorting order from SSIS.
But, I was curious why DTS and SSIS behave differently on this because
there are more potential places that would be affected by this.

Thanks.

c.j.

Thanks again, Todd.

Yes, I was inherited this system and it really is poorly designed.
Forcing the order is what I ended up doing. Luckly, I could mimic the
DTS sorting order from SSIS.
But, I was curious why DTS and SSIS behave differently on this because
there are more potential places that would be affected by this.

Thanks.

c.j.