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Hi Klein, The active-x scripting to implement looping in DTS isn't actually all that hard ... iirc you just need to set the task which is the start of the loop status to "waiting" (or "ready" ... I forget the exact status description but there are many examples on the internet ) *Allsubsequent tasks just run in sequence. Just imagine you're writing an old-school process with IF's and GOTO's as your only flow controls ![]() Good luck! J |
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Hi Klein, The active-x scripting to implement looping in DTS isn't actually all that hard ... iirc you just need to set the task which is the start of the loop status to "waiting" (or "ready" ... I forget the exact status description but there are many examples on the internet ) *Allsubsequent tasks just run in sequence. Just imagine you're writing an old-school process with IF's and GOTO's as your only flow controls ![]() Good luck! J |
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Hi Klein, The active-x scripting to implement looping in DTS isn't actually all that hard ... iirc you just need to set the task which is the start of the loop status to "waiting" (or "ready" ... I forget the exact status description but there are many examples on the internet ) *Allsubsequent tasks just run in sequence. Just imagine you're writing an old-school process with IF's and GOTO's as your only flow controls ![]() Good luck! J |
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