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My goal is to execute a DTS package that calls multiple child DTS packages
from a C# (2003) app and display the progress of the entire process to the
user.
I have followed the model defined in this knowledge base article. (
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=319985 ) to execute a DTS package and
monitor it's events. I'm not able to capture the events from a child package
that is called from an Execute Package task.
I've seen a few different writeups on the web that say it can't be done, and
some that say you need to create custom tasks on the main thread to capture
these events. I assume that this can be done because when I execute the
parent package through dtsrun, it returns output that reads "OnProgress" and
displays info about the child package.
Does anyone have an example of one of these custom tasks or have another
alternative solution?
Thanks
Rich
from a C# (2003) app and display the progress of the entire process to the
user.
I have followed the model defined in this knowledge base article. (
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=319985 ) to execute a DTS package and
monitor it's events. I'm not able to capture the events from a child package
that is called from an Execute Package task.
I've seen a few different writeups on the web that say it can't be done, and
some that say you need to create custom tasks on the main thread to capture
these events. I assume that this can be done because when I execute the
parent package through dtsrun, it returns output that reads "OnProgress" and
displays info about the child package.
Does anyone have an example of one of these custom tasks or have another
alternative solution?
Thanks
Rich