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Migrate DTS-ActiveX script to SSIS script with a calculated file name (Name+yyyyMMdd.txt)

Asked by pwanveer in SSIS, ActiveX, MS SQL DTS

The code attached simply calc's the date value (If today = Monday then friday's date (Today - 3) if not then yesterday's date (Today -1) and copies the file to two locations. As the systemfileobject does not exist in SSIS I am unsure how to reproduce this function. 
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DTS - ActiveX (VB Script)
 
Function Main()
Const TempFile = "\\server\folder\RS-"
Dim fs
Dim fil
 
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set fil = fs.GetFile(TempFile & Date2YYYYMMDD & "-PSN-0001.PSX")
 
Call fil.Copy("\\server\folder\RS.PSX")
Call fil.Copy("\\server2\folder\RS.PSX")
 
 
Set fil = Nothing
Set fs = Nothing
 
Main = DTSTaskExecResult_Success
 
End Function
 
 
Function Date2YYYYMMDD()
  Dim PreviousBusinessDay
		
	If WeekdayName(Weekday(Now()))  = "Monday" Then
		PreviousBusinessDay = Now() - 3
	Else
		PreviousBusinessDay = Now() - 1
	End If
	
	Date2YYYYMMDD = CStr(Year(PreviousBusinessDay) & Pad2Left(Month(PreviousBusinessDay)) & Pad2Left(Day(PreviousBusinessDay)))
End Function
 
Function Pad2Left(ByVal Value)
	Pad2Left = Right("0" & CStr(Value), 2)
End Function
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