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Hello,

I would like to know whether it is possible to execute DTS
(Data Transformation Services) packages created from within
the EM (Enterprise Manager) user interface, from the command
line. That is, is it possible to execute a command at the DOS
prompt which will execute, and optionally also reconfigure,
the DTS package? This would allow invoking DTS packages
from within scripts.

Thank you for your replies,

Neil

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