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Old January 3rd, 2005, 11:45 AM
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Question Executing multiple Jobs / Local Packeges at once

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Is there any way so that we can run/ execute multiple jobs or local packeges at once. Can we create any sql script which will execute multiple jobs/packeges at once. please advise

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Do you mean parallel execution? Or launching one package that launches many others?

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Do you mean parallel execution? Or launching one package that launches many others?


Thanks for the quick response...

It will be great if you could provide both ways of execxution. I can try btoth of them. But my requirement suits the later one ( launching one package that launches many others).


Thank you...

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Just look more carefully to DTS package building GUI, there is a specific task, named Execute Package Task.

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