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Using Data Transformation Services, part 3: Using the DTS Designer Objects (continued)
In this third article covering Data Transformation Services, we discuss the transformation of data from an SQL server to text files. We will add work flow to improve the staging of the conversion. As with the other articles in this series, the process is described in a step-by-step fashion.
Read the full article here: Using Data Transformation Services, part 3: Using the DTS Designer Objects (continued) For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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