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May 25, 2006

I would like to use SSIS Script for Monitoring Windows Service...

If Windows Service Up / Down. I should be able to Notified by

Using SSIS Script(SQL SERVER 2005).

Please Help me

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SSIS Script For Windows Service Monitoring

May 24, 2006

Hi

I would like to use SSIS Script for Monitoring Windows Service...

If Windows Service Up / Down. I should be able to Notified by

Using SSIS Script(SQL SERVER 2005).

Please Help me

Thanks & Regards
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