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Default Transferring SPS - DTS - 01-21-2004 , 02:41 AM






I'm trying to copy stored procedures from one database to another db on the same server through DTS. Everything goes fine but the stored procedures are not getting transferred. Am I missing anything
I've SQL 2K with SP3
Please throw some ideas....

Thanks
John

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Default Re: Transferring SPS - DTS - 01-21-2004 , 03:42 AM






What task are you using ?
If you are the using the "Copy SQL Server objects task" are you sure they're
"Checked"
Errors?



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I'm trying to copy stored procedures from one database to another db on
the same server through DTS. Everything goes fine but the stored procedures
are not getting transferred. Am I missing anything?
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I've SQL 2K with SP3.
Please throw some ideas.....

Thanks,
John



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Default Re: Transferring SPS - DTS - 01-21-2004 , 04:01 AM



I'm using DTS Export/Import wizards....

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Default Re: Transferring SPS - DTS - 01-21-2004 , 04:31 AM



Hi

I got it.
I'm not checking the 'create destination objects check box
I'm choosing 'copy all objects' and then selecting only SPS with checks. I thought this would create SPs, but it is not
Now I could create them.

Thanks..

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