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Default Launch DTS Package using preferred resources - 12-01-2004 , 01:59 PM






From my understanding, when a DTS Package is launched remotely the package is
run using the resources of the remote machine. Is there a way to launch a
DTS Package remotely and have it use the resources of the server?

The problem I am having is that the server has email recipients defined in a
different Profile Name then the remote machines. So when I run a package
from the remote machine or process, after having the Profile Name set on the
server, that email task fails.

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Default Re: Launch DTS Package using preferred resources - 12-07-2004 , 07:32 AM






In message <5677234F-BE5B-4B45-81F0-13C0560A04DF (AT) microsoft (DOT) com>, whornak
<whornak (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> writes
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From my understanding, when a DTS Package is launched remotely the package is
run using the resources of the remote machine. Is there a way to launch a
DTS Package remotely and have it use the resources of the server?

The problem I am having is that the server has email recipients defined in a
different Profile Name then the remote machines. So when I run a package
from the remote machine or process, after having the Profile Name set on the
server, that email task fails.
You need to launch it on the server to get it to execute there. A couple
of methods are to call it via T-SQL (sp_OA* procedures or xp_cmdshell
and dtsrun), or use a SQL Server Agent job and start the job.


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