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SQL 2005 equivalent of DTS?

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SQL 2005 equivalent of DTS?

SQL 2005 equivalent of DTS?

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So where did DTS go?  What do I use in its place in SQL 2005?  All I really want to do is import some data from an excel spreadsheet into a SQL table.  I could do this in seconds with STD in SQL 2000 but I cannot see where to do this with SQL 2005.

Any insights appreciated.

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RE: SQL 2005 equivalent of DTS?

Since 2005, the functionality to create new DTS packages has been superseeded with SSIS.

More information can be found here and there's a Tek-Tips forum for any questions - forum1555: Microsoft SQL Server: Integration Services (SSIS)

Hope this helps

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