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Does anyone know of a way of emulating the save to COM Structured File method that creates a valid .dts file, but DOES NOT CHANGE THE GUID OR THE CONTENTS. I have tried extracting the binary image information from sysdtspackages and streaming this to a file as bytes, but I don't think that the .dts format is just a dump of this field of the sysdtspackages table, is it? It won't load, I know that. I am trying to automate scripting into VSS with change information every time. However the very act of saving into VSS means that the file has changed. Adding a binary file night after night into VSS is going to hit it pretty hard. Any thoughts anyone? |
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-----Original Message----- Try this- http://www.sqldev.net/dts/SavePkgToFile.htm -- Darren Green http://www.sqldts.com "Adrian Hall" <adrian.hall (AT) npower (DOT) com> wrote in message news:0d4b01c34ae4$b714f9f0$a401280a (AT) phx (DOT) gbl... Does anyone know of a way of emulating the save to COM Structured File method that creates a valid .dts file, but DOES NOT CHANGE THE GUID OR THE CONTENTS. I have tried extracting the binary image information from sysdtspackages and streaming this to a file as bytes, but I don't think that the .dts format is just a dump of this field of the sysdtspackages table, is it? It won't load, I know that. I am trying to automate scripting into VSS with change information every time. However the very act of saving into VSS means that the file has changed. Adding a binary file night after night into VSS is going to hit it pretty hard. Any thoughts anyone? . |
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