Here is where the installation placed the file for me.

C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\DTS\Binn\DTSWizard.exe

It depends on you MSSQL version, this is for 2005.

Regards

Gianluca

You're welcome.

Glad I could help

Ok, I think this is it:

ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[GetFullBOM] ( @ProdNo nvarchar(15) )

RETURNS @TempBOM TABLE

(

PARNT nvarchar(15),

...

Does this help?

CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[GetFullBOM] ( @ProdNo nvarchar(15) )

RETURNS @TempBOM TABLE

(

PARNT nvarchar(15),

CHILD nvarchar(15)

...

Put @@ROWCOUNT in a variable, beacause it is always recalculated upon last query.

Hope this helps

Gianluca

In order to export Crystal Reports to PDF you have to write some code in an ActiveX script task. I must say that it's not so simple, since I had...

If you look at the results returned from the query, the column "datasource" is the network name of the server. You can also see the provider in "providername".

This is everything...

What do you see here?

select *

from master.dbo.sysservers

Do the linked servers appear?

Try this:

DECLARE @employees TABLE (

empId int,

name varchar(50)

)

DECLARE @salaries TABLE (

empId int,

salary money

)

INSERT INTO @employees VALUES (1, 'John')

INSERT INTO @employees VALUES (2, 'Mary')

INSERT INTO @employees VALUES (3,...

Try this:

EXEC sp_msforeachdb 'Use ?; exec test.dbo.SPNAme ''?'' '

It should work.

Did you try a different syntax such as:

INSERT INTO MyTable

SELECT *

FROM linkedserver.catalog.schema.table

or:

INSERT INTO MyTable

SELECT *

FROM OPENQUERY(linkedserver, 'SELECT * FROM catalog.schema.table')

I don't think this is a distributed transaction issue, but...

And this is the post I was talking about:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost673544.aspx

This is the test code:

declare @tmpTab TABLE (

column1 int,

column2 int

)

declare @param1 int

declare @result int

set @param1 = 3

insert into @tmpTab VALUES(1,1)

insert into @tmpTab VALUES(1,1)

insert into @tmpTab VALUES(1,2)

insert into @tmpTab VALUES(1,2)

insert into...

I can't tell you exactly why the test for @param1 = 0 takes so long, maybe someone with stronger skills can help you digging into this. This is something I...

You can do it in a script step, VBScript or JScript.

Dim connStr

Dim tmpConn

Dim rs

Dim SERVERNAME, Catalog, UserId, pwd

Dim ws

SERVERNAME =...