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Sep 7, 2006

I am trying to copy several stored procedures from one server to another.

I am using Transfer SQL Server Objects Task in integration services.

Some of the stored procedures already exist on the destination server and should be overwritten and part of them is new.

I turned DropObjectsFirst option on.

Package fails to execute and returns error that the procedure can't be dropped on the destination server because it doesn't exist.

Does anybody know how to configure the task so it automatically check the existense of copying stored procedure on the destination server?

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