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Stuart Hearn
 
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Default Saving DTS package to Visual Basic File - 04-23-2004 , 06:36 AM






I'm trying to save a DTS package i've created in DTS Designer to a Visual Basic File. The DTS package contains a 'Transfer Databases Task' which copies a database from one server to another. This tasks runs fine if i save it to SQL Server, but i need to save to VB

If i try and save it to a VB file i get a DTS Designer Error message "Member Not Found". I can successfully save other types of task to VB. Tried searching BOL and google

All servers running SQL 2000 SP3

Any ideas?

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Allan Mitchell
 
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Default Re: Saving DTS package to Visual Basic File - 04-23-2004 , 07:04 AM






Never seen this error before but you may like to start by reregistering the
DTS dlls as detailed here

Redistributing DTS with your program
(http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?225)

If this does not help and nobody else has seen it then you may want to open
a call to the boys and girls in PSS

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"Stuart Hearn" <anonymous (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
I'm trying to save a DTS package i've created in DTS Designer to a Visual
Basic File. The DTS package contains a 'Transfer Databases Task' which
copies a database from one server to another. This tasks runs fine if i save
it to SQL Server, but i need to save to VB.
Quote:
If i try and save it to a VB file i get a DTS Designer Error message
"Member Not Found". I can successfully save other types of task to VB. Tried
searching BOL and google.
Quote:
All servers running SQL 2000 SP3.

Any ideas?



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