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Rick Brandt
 
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Default Set up connections once per task? - 02-14-2005 , 01:06 PM






If transferring multiple tables between source connection and destination
connection I can create these connections once and then define multiple
tasks between those two connections, but I don't appear to have any control
over sequence or "only do this if this other has succeeded".

If I create separate connections per task then I can control sequence and
continue/halt logic, but this requires me to keep recreating the same two
connection objects over and over again.

Is there a way to copy the connections that I have already created or to
control the sequence of multiple tasks that are using the same connections?

TIA






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Ilya Margolin
 
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Default Re: Set up connections once per task? - 02-15-2005 , 08:45 AM






Rick,

You can create precedence constraints between two connection bound tasks so
they execute sequentially.

Ilya

"Rick Brandt" <rickbrandt2 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

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If transferring multiple tables between source connection and destination
connection I can create these connections once and then define multiple
tasks between those two connections, but I don't appear to have any
control
over sequence or "only do this if this other has succeeded".

If I create separate connections per task then I can control sequence and
continue/halt logic, but this requires me to keep recreating the same two
connection objects over and over again.

Is there a way to copy the connections that I have already created or to
control the sequence of multiple tasks that are using the same
connections?

TIA








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