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Default Message Queue in DTS - 08-20-2003 , 02:54 AM






Hi there

I am extracting data from an Access database into SQL
Server tables, and then I want to send this data directly
to a MS BizTalk Server Message Queue Receive Function
without going via flat file. I am adding a Message Queue
Task in the DTS-Designer, but the helpfiles are no help in
getting this done...

How do I set this up, has anyone done anything similar?
Doesn't have to include BizTalk, as long as you have done
the message queue part.

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TrJ

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Default Re: Message Queue in DTS - 08-26-2003 , 01:39 PM






In article <096001c366f0$3e6841b0$a501280a (AT) phx (DOT) gbl>, TrJ
<terjesandersen (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> writes
Quote:
Hi there

I am extracting data from an Access database into SQL
Server tables, and then I want to send this data directly
to a MS BizTalk Server Message Queue Receive Function
without going via flat file. I am adding a Message Queue
Task in the DTS-Designer, but the helpfiles are no help in
getting this done...

How do I set this up, has anyone done anything similar?
Doesn't have to include BizTalk, as long as you have done
the message queue part.

Regards
TrJ
There is no way to stream data into the Message Queue task. I'm not sure
if this would even be possible if you where to write your own component.

I think a file would be simplest and allow you to use the existing task.

Alternatively can't BizTalk talk to SQL? You could put a message on a
queue to trigger biz talk into waking up and firing a schedule, but then
query SQL directly to get the data s instructed by the original message.
It's been a while since I've used BizTalk so I may have lost the plot
here.

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Darren Green (SQL Server MVP)
DTS - http://www.sqldts.com




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