Introduction to SQL-DMO
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This article is really helpful. Many of my doubts cleared.
Those who know more abt this topis mail to me.
Muhamed Niyas C
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Don't know how I didn't spot this article first time round! Great. Made me believe I can start fiddling around with the SQL Server object quite readily, and achieve some very useful tasks with only a few lines of code. Neat and tidy. Tidy and neat.
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Nice Article..Very Helpful
I have a small doubt regarding the 'Print' Option provided in the article..I created a SQL DTS Package with an ActiveX Script Task(With a Print Statement).Then I scheduled this package..But after running the job, I am not able to see the Printed Value in the Job History..
Please help me if any one knows why...
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Again, a very useful article.
One thing which may be of use:
If you use WScript.Echo in aVBS file, then when the script is run by double clicking, then you get a Message Box, but if you run from the command prompt using cscript (eg "cscript script.vbs") then you get a printed line.
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This is in fact very usefull. However, it is very hard to find others who have implemented DMO via C# instead of VB. I just finished an application that uses DMO via C# and it was absolutely painfull trying to figure out how to implement objects because there are no examples. Perhaps we can expect to see more C#-DMO soon?
LVF
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I liked the article. We'll see how much I actually understood when I start messin' 'round with it.
We have met the enemy and he is us.
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