How Can I Install DTS Packages From The Command Line To MSSQL2005
Dec 12, 2007
Hi there
I've just finished writing a script to install our SSIS packages using dtUtil.exe
We also have a whole bunch of legacy dts packages that we maintain. At the moment we rely on these being manually installed - I'm looking to automate this effort (I'm holding back a rant about 6hr production deployments due to people not being able to follow simple instructions)
Didn't find too much out there on this.. unless I'm missing something obvious, it wouldn't be the first time.
Anyone else out there have a solution to this?
thanks
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Hi,
I have a problem about the SP2 installation with using command line in vbscript.
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'Command line parameters to install SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2
Set WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
strAppsp2 = "c:sqlsetupSP2SQLServer2005SP2-x64.exe /Passive /quiet"
WSHShell.Exec(strAppsp2)
set shell = createobject("wscript.shell")
...
But it cannot install the SP2.
Then I tried to test the command line again at the command prompt
c:sqlsetupSP2SQLServer2005SP2-x64.exe /allinstances /passive
After that the SP2 installation box is shown but I need to install in unattend mode.
Would you please suggest me the command line to install the sp2 in unattend mode.
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Greets everyone...
I am using the Command Line to install SQL Server Express (SSE) on client machine. Below is long Command Line we are using.
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When I try to connect to SSE from a client's machine using the 'sa' account, I get a connection failure message. Interesting enough, when I fire up Management Studio, it shows (under the server properities) that the server is still using "Window Authentication". I want to force Mix-mode authentication. According to SQL-BOL I need the SECURITYMODE=SQL and the SAPWD =<StrongPassword> params to use MixMode. Am I missing something in the command line to use MixMode authentication?
Another pair of eyes looking at this would be great.
P.S. Although Windows Authentication is the prefered method, sometimes it just doesn't fit for everything we need to do.
Thanks in advance
-Juan Garcia, MCP
Arbitron, Inc
juan.garcia@arbitron.com
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Description: The package path referenced an object that cannot be found: "Package.Variables[User::UserVarchar1].value". This occurs when an attempt is made to resolve a package path to an object that cannot be found.
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