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Default How to resolve using Dynamic task in reading multilple svr configu - 11-24-2005 , 02:20 AM






Hi there,
My question here is what is the best practice -- I have about 5 servers with
different infomation such as Datasource,UID,initial catalog,password this
infomation i am using Dynamic task to fetch this information at run-time to
transport to a destination server,Is this a best practice pls advise

Rgds,
Aishu


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Default Re: How to resolve using Dynamic task in reading multilple svr configu - 11-24-2005 , 02:23 PM






I personally would not use the DP task.

I would use as mentioned a GV rowset in a loop. You can secure the
source table against prying eyes because if for no other reason you are
storing passwords.

Allan

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Hi there,
My question here is what is the best practice -- I have about 5 servers
with
different infomation such as Datasource,UID,initial catalog,password
this
infomation i am using Dynamic task to fetch this information at run-time
to
transport to a destination server,Is this a best practice pls advise

Rgds,
Aishu


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Default Re: How to resolve using Dynamic task in reading multilple svr con - 11-24-2005 , 09:16 PM



Hi Alan,
Thks alot..........its been great help.......how do u think Iam going to
fetch the server datasource ...advise me the best practise....is it ok to
store the servername from a source file or a table? if so can u give me an
example

Rgds,
Aishu

"Allan Mitchell" wrote:

Quote:
I personally would not use the DP task.

I would use as mentioned a GV rowset in a loop. You can secure the
source table against prying eyes because if for no other reason you are
storing passwords.

Allan

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Hi there,
My question here is what is the best practice -- I have about 5 servers
with
different infomation such as Datasource,UID,initial catalog,password
this
infomation i am using Dynamic task to fetch this information at run-time
to
transport to a destination server,Is this a best practice pls advise

Rgds,
Aishu



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Allan Mitchell
 
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Default Re: How to resolve using Dynamic task in reading multilple svr con - 11-24-2005 , 11:52 PM



I Do this

I have an alias configured in CliConfig to a server/database where I
store all package details.

I connect to this at runtime and retrieve these settings. I store
everything and anything in there. If my package needs it I store it.


Alln


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


Quote:
Hi Alan,
Thks alot..........its been great help.......how do u think Iam going to
fetch the server datasource ...advise me the best practise....is it ok
to
store the servername from a source file or a table? if so can u give me
an
example

Rgds,
Aishu

"Allan Mitchell" wrote:


I personally would not use the DP task.

I would use as mentioned a GV rowset in a loop. You can secure the
source table against prying eyes because if for no other reason you
are
storing passwords.

Allan

"Aishu" <Aishu (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:99DBA800-E6F6-4C21-9B79-E87FE4D7DF02 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com:


Hi there,
My question here is what is the best practice -- I have about 5
servers
with
different infomation such as Datasource,UID,initial catalog,password
this
infomation i am using Dynamic task to fetch this information at
run-time
to
transport to a destination server,Is this a best practice pls advise

Rgds,
Aishu





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