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Ray
 
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Default server.createobject("DTS.Package") - 07-27-2004 , 02:29 PM






I have a web application that uses server.createobject("DTS.Package")
to access a DTS Package on a different box.

My question is, does the actual CPU processing occur on the web server
where server.createobject("DTS.Package") is invoked, or does the CPU
processing occur on the sql box where the DTS Package resides.

Thanks,
-Ray
raykwatts (AT) gmail (DOT) com

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Default Re: server.createobject("DTS.Package") - 07-27-2004 , 02:46 PM






DTS is a client side application so everything occurs on the Box that says
"go"

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"Ray" <raykwatts (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

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I have a web application that uses server.createobject("DTS.Package")
to access a DTS Package on a different box.

My question is, does the actual CPU processing occur on the web server
where server.createobject("DTS.Package") is invoked, or does the CPU
processing occur on the sql box where the DTS Package resides.

Thanks,
-Ray
raykwatts (AT) gmail (DOT) com



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Default Re: server.createobject("DTS.Package") - 07-28-2004 , 06:35 AM



Alan,

Since this object is created on the web server, and the execute command
is issued on the web server, are you saying that the DTS runs on the web
server even though the DTS package itself is on a different box?

Thank you so much,
-Ray Watts



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