ODBC Connections

Oct 23, 2007



Hi.

I'm sorry of my english.

I have to servers.
Server A (local machine).
Server B (Remote machine with Integration Services withpackages after deployment).

In Server B i have some packages with ODBC connection..
In the Server A I have created the same ODBC connection.

I need to execute the packages that are in the Server B in the Server A.
I execute them throw dtexec in cmd in the Server A.

The problem is that it starts to execute but gives an execution error because it gets confused with what Server system should be used (both have the same ODBC connection).
If I run the packages throw cmd in the Server B everything goes OK.

Can anyone help me!?

Thanks.


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