Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 10/03/59 11:37

das (Adityanad@gmail.com) writes:
> That seems to be right, but we are still using SQL Server 2000 (dont
> think we will move to 2005 soon)

In SQL 2000, there is DTS which is the predecessor to Integration
Services. Not that it is really the same. They say that SSIS is a
rewrite from bottom, and works differently from DTS. (I have used
neither, so I can't really tell.)


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