Wednesday, February 15, 2012

DTS Tool

I started a thread a while ago about the fact that if I try to schedule a job with the DTS, the data tries to go to our main server and not on my local machine. If I run the local package manually, the data goes to where I want it to. Lots of people have replied, but I still can't resolve the problem. I want to create a local package that runs as a scheduled job once a week to transfer data from SQL Server tables to Oracle that I have on my machine locally. Anyone got any more suggestions?
Thanks.When it's scheduled, the Server "sees" it's mapped drives...

When you run it, the package sees You, and uses your mappings...

confusing aint it?

Did you try and UNC filenames?|||Thanks for your help.
I don't know what UNC file names is.|||\\servername\share\folder\filename.txt|||The problem is, I don't want to put anything on our main server. The data must go to my local machine.
Thanks.|||Why not put it there, then move it? It'll be faster than dealing with network traffic during a bcp or dts...and safer I would imagine...

If you still want to, you can either net use to map a drive and disconnect it, set up a share on the other machine and grant rights to the box, or physically map the machine to the server...|||This link explains the problem
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=269074
When I Double-click the job in Enterprise Manager and then look at the Owner drop-down combo box, it says I am the owner. When I Double-click the job in Enterprise Manager, I can click the General tab, but can't click the Owner drop-down combo box.

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