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Crespo
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 Posted - 2002-08-06 : 10:40:17
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| Hi there,I was wondering if any of you knows a way of organising a collection of DTS packages. I have a set of packages that I would like to put in a folder. The DTS folder has over 50 packages which belongs to various developers in the office and I would like to keep mine separate but using the same space.Does anybody knowof a good way of organising them?Thanks in advanceGood Luck!Crespo. |
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M.E.
Aged Yak Warrior
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Posted - 2002-08-07 : 10:26:57
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| Best way I've found is to implement a naming schema. All DTS packages here are named by the project their in. All DTS packages related to the SDI project would be named SDI-Package nameor the pip projectPip-Package nameFor packages not ment for projects, like tests and what not, we use our CBS number (login name/number) in the same manner-----------------------Take my advice, I dare ya |
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Crespo
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Posted - 2002-09-19 : 08:02:31
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Best way I've found is to implement a naming schema. All DTS packages here are named by the project their in. All DTS packages related to the SDI project would be named SDI-Package nameor the pip projectPip-Package nameFor packages not ment for projects, like tests and what not, we use our CBS number (login name/number) in the same manner-----------------------Take my advice, I dare ya
Thank you!I will follow your advice.Good Luck!Crespo.Hewitt Bacon & WoodrowEpsomSurreyUnited Kingdom |
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