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Count Darling
 
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Default DTS Execute Process Taks Question - 07-02-2004 , 08:44 AM






In the properties sheet for a DTS Execute Process Task, there is a input box
for 'Parameters' which allow you to add command-line options to the task exe
specified. How can you use the DTS Global variables to be passed in this
parameter field? Is there a special format to indicate that the parameters
are in fact global variable tokens?



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Default Re: DTS Execute Process Taks Question - 07-02-2004 , 09:42 AM






Here is one way of doing things

How to manipulate the Execute Process task.
(http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?251)

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In the properties sheet for a DTS Execute Process Task, there is a input
box
for 'Parameters' which allow you to add command-line options to the task
exe
specified. How can you use the DTS Global variables to be passed in this
parameter field? Is there a special format to indicate that the parameters
are in fact global variable tokens?





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Rayb
 
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Default DTS Execute Process Taks Question - 07-02-2004 , 09:46 AM



Have you had a look at possibly using a ActiveX Script
with the shell command?

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In the properties sheet for a DTS Execute Process Task,
there is a input box
for 'Parameters' which allow you to add command-line
options to the task exe
specified. How can you use the DTS Global variables to be
passed in this
parameter field? Is there a special format to indicate
that the parameters
are in fact global variable tokens?


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