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| We have a production server and a bunch of development servers. The Production server is located in a NOC (Network Operations Center) facility and is physically unaccessible on a regular basis. There are DTS packages on the production server which we'd like to pull down to our Dev servers. I was able to save the DTS package to a file and downloaded it to our Dev Servers. But how in the world do I restore it?? I'm a fairly technical guy and for the life of me, I'm not able to figure this one out! How do I restore the DTS package which has been stored into a ..dts file? Please help. Thank you in advance, -Umar. |
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| I think what you want to know is this: Right-click on the "Data Transformation Services" FOLDER icon and select "Open Package..." from the options. This brings up a dialog box to hunt for your DTS file(s). "Umar Farooq" <UmarAlFarooq@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1110475810.551932.46600@f14g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com... > We have a production server and a bunch of development servers. The > Production server is located in a NOC (Network Operations Center) > facility and is physically unaccessible on a regular basis. There are > DTS packages on the production server which we'd like to pull down to > our Dev servers. > > I was able to save the DTS package to a file and downloaded it to our > Dev Servers. But how in the world do I restore it?? I'm a fairly > technical guy and for the life of me, I'm not able to figure this one > out! How do I restore the DTS package which has been stored into a > .dts file? > > Please help. > > Thank you in advance, > > -Umar. > |