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kunaaldesai
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Posted - 2009-10-29 : 00:24:15
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I want to unzip files using SSIS package:I have browsed many blogs before asking this question. I have little blurred picture of what I am supposed to do.1.Use executable process task.1.1 In process pan select the application name which I want to use in "Executables" option.1.2 In argument pass the File name.Now, what?I came across some discussions which talk about passing command line? How does that work? do I have to write some script in C#? If I do write it then how to I pass that script to SSIS? Is there any particular guidance on how to write this script?Where do I specify the folder where the extracted items are going to be launched??If it can be done exclusively by SSIS without including script then that would be my first preference.I am not sure how the whole thing is going to work.Ca somebody please guide me?Anything |
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gaauspawcscwcj
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kunaaldesai
Starting Member
36 Posts |
Posted - 2009-10-29 : 13:29:37
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Oh yes, thank you very much for the link, that seems to be helpful.Anything |
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kunaaldesai
Starting Member
36 Posts |
Posted - 2009-11-03 : 14:20:14
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hey, I actually loaded TaskUnizp but I ma facing some problems while using it, do you have any previous experience with this particular tool? If yes then please let me know I just want some guidance.Anything |
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gaauspawcscwcj
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Posted - 2009-11-06 : 03:05:05
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whats u problems when u using it???gaauspawcscwcj |
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