We're in the process of upgrading our DTS packages to SSIS. Some of
them have ActiveX scripts. Seems the SQL Server 2005 scripting language
is Visual Studio for Applications. But I've also read that MS has
already killed this language, see:

http://blogs.msdn.com/dr._ex/archive...03/476435.aspx

So...what should I be using for scripting?

Thanks,

Burt

Burt wrote:
VSA may be on the way out, but since "VSTA fully supports the .NET
Framework, including the VB .NET and C# programming languages", you can
start with the current SSIS Script Task as the VB.Net language will be
the same going foward regardless. Unfortunately VSA only supports
VB.Net, not C#.

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