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dtexec.exe is the program that is executed to run dtsx packages in SSIS 2005. This executable is called if you call a Integration Services package through SQL Server Agent or through the command line directly. The problem I am trying to solve today is to know what package dtexec.exe is running. When you run an SSIS package you ...
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Ok the first post on Ordering SSIS packages in Visual Studio received a large number of hits...no comments but a good number of hits so I figured a follow up was due. After my first post I found myself ordering all of my SSIS packages with the order-ssisProj.ps1 code but I found it to be a bother since I had to put in the location of each ...
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Problem: SSIS Packages in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 are ordered in the order of package creation by default, or more precisely the order they have been added to that solutions/projects folder. What this means is that if you have an SSIS project that has more than a few SSIS packages let’s say 70+ it becomes an issue when you go to ...
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First off I'm not The PowerShellGuy (if you want tons of powershell information go there first)...I'm just getting started with PowerShell but I can already see how it can be extremely useful to a database developer and database administrator. I plan on posting on PowerShell from time to time in this blog when I find something ...
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