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Let me give you our environment might help you give me suggestions on what might be best for our situation. We have just one server for a data warehouse(no development server) Development db will most likely be on proudciton server with just a different name.

We use DTS/wil now be SSIS to import info to db on a daily basis once a day. And we have scheduled jobs that run these SSIS packages.

IS there any info out there on good practices for BIDS and promoting etc?

Stacy


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