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georgejetson
 
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Default hiding or locking people out of dts packages - 09-07-2005 , 08:17 AM






Hi,

Maybe a silly question, but here goes

I'd like to create dts packages that do (whatever...something generic and
dynamic)
and package them with other software (c / vb6 exes) to distribute (maybe
using installer scripts such as Wise or InstallShield)

I know end users will already have SQL Server 7 or 2000 on their system.

I won't know user names / passwords and the like in SQL Server

Can I:
a) automate the dts package installation on the destination machine?
b) lock end users out of viewing / editing the package yet still run it
from other software calls?
c) and if possible, is it legal to sell custom dts packages?

thanks in advance

georgejetson

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Allan Mitchell
 
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Default Re: hiding or locking people out of dts packages - 09-07-2005 , 01:37 PM






A) Yes. Look at the SaveTo* methods on the Package object
B) Password protect the packages. Distrib only the user password not
the owner password.
C) A custom package? Custom Tasks yes but I am not really sure about a
package. The end user would need at least the client libraries (unless
you install them) would need licencing (perhaps if you connect to SQL
Server).

Allan


"georgejetson" <georgejetson (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote


Quote:
Hi,

Maybe a silly question, but here goes

I'd like to create dts packages that do (whatever...something generic
and
dynamic)
and package them with other software (c / vb6 exes) to distribute (maybe
using installer scripts such as Wise or InstallShield)

I know end users will already have SQL Server 7 or 2000 on their system.

I won't know user names / passwords and the like in SQL Server

Can I:
a) automate the dts package installation on the destination machine?
b) lock end users out of viewing / editing the package yet still run it
from other software calls?
c) and if possible, is it legal to sell custom dts packages?

thanks in advance

georgejetson


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