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Default include function in DTS - 04-22-2005 , 09:50 AM






Is there a way to simulate the ASP page include functionality in DTS?
I'd like to make one Active X script task with a lot of functions that could
be called from any task in the entire package.



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Default RE: include function in DTS - 04-27-2005 , 04:58 AM






Check out the following article -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tbpwithdts.asp

Look for "Making ActiveX Script Reusable"

Hope this help

"Andy S." wrote:

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Is there a way to simulate the ASP page include functionality in DTS?
I'd like to make one Active X script task with a lot of functions that could
be called from any task in the entire package.




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Default Re: include function in DTS - 05-02-2005 , 12:57 PM



Yes it does, thank you. I just wish there was some easier way to keep
everything together. When you design an ASP site, you can bundle your
globals page right in with all the other files and then just use one line in
each page for the include syntax. I'd have to have a lot of functions
before I'd start creating the infrastructure for this in DTS.


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Quote:
Check out the following article -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tbpwithdts.asp

Look for "Making ActiveX Script Reusable"

Hope this help

"Andy S." wrote:

Is there a way to simulate the ASP page include functionality in DTS?
I'd like to make one Active X script task with a lot of functions that
could
be called from any task in the entire package.






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