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ACC'97 VBA execution of a SQL SRVR 7 DTS package

 
 
vern.degeus
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      19th Sep 2003
HI:
i need use an ACCESS'97 module written in VBA to execute a
DTS package on a SQL Server 7 Instance:
i am getting all balled up in the object model that the
references regarding DTS packages to ACCESS are exposing;
would someone plse explain the object model ? (sample code
would be very welcome..)
thank you
 
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Paul Overway
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      20th Sep 2003
You might find it easier to create a stored procedure that executes your DTS
package, and then create a pass through query in Access to run your stored
procedure.

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"vern.degeus" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> HI:
> i need use an ACCESS'97 module written in VBA to execute a
> DTS package on a SQL Server 7 Instance:
> i am getting all balled up in the object model that the
> references regarding DTS packages to ACCESS are exposing;
> would someone plse explain the object model ? (sample code
> would be very welcome..)
> thank you



 
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