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Default Re: How do I call the another DTS Package's Task Lookup in a DTS P - 06-01-2005 , 12:44 AM






Do we have Global Lookups like Global Variables ?

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Krishna

"Allan Mitchell" wrote:

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Unfortunately I know of no way to do this.



"Krishna" <Krishna (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have one DTS Package say Package1 where i have most of the Lookups in one
Transform Data Task. I would like to call these Package1->Transform Data Task
->Lookups in another dts packages say Package2 in Activx Script instead of
writing lookups again.
Any help appreciatable.



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Default Re: How do I call the another DTS Package's Task Lookup in a DTS P - 06-01-2005 , 04:33 AM






No, again unfortunately.

I have seen mention before where you can call certain methods in Script
tasks and use them like Global Functions but I do not have the location of
this article handy. The author may have been Trey Johnson

"Krishna" wrote:

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Do we have Global Lookups like Global Variables ?

regards
Krishna

"Allan Mitchell" wrote:

Unfortunately I know of no way to do this.



"Krishna" <Krishna (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have one DTS Package say Package1 where i have most of the Lookups in one
Transform Data Task. I would like to call these Package1->Transform Data Task
->Lookups in another dts packages say Package2 in Activx Script instead of
writing lookups again.
Any help appreciatable.



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