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DTS Backup and Restore
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DTS packages are actually stored in the MSDB database in a table called sysdtspackages.
If you want to back up individual packages once they are changed, I would recommend saving them to a "Structured Storage File" and then backing up drive where you saved them. We actually save them as a "Structured Storage File" and them maintain source control with Visual SourceSafe.
If you want to back up individual packages once they are changed, I would recommend saving them to a "Structured Storage File" and then backing up drive where you saved them. We actually save them as a "Structured Storage File" and them maintain source control with Visual SourceSafe.
You can find a nice tool for saving/copying of dts packages at
It is called DTSBackup 2000.
It is useful, if you have your packages as local packages, but you want to copy them somewhere else as (structured) files.
Cheers
[blue]Backup system is as good as the latest recovery[/blue]
It is called DTSBackup 2000.
It is useful, if you have your packages as local packages, but you want to copy them somewhere else as (structured) files.
Cheers
[blue]Backup system is as good as the latest recovery[/blue]
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