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I have never seen a SSIS package, but coding VBA to upload a file to SQL Server is fairly straight forward, and depends on the structure of the file. &nbsp; How does the file look and how does the table look?
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I have never seen a SSIS package, but coding VBA to upload a file to SQL Server is fairly straight forward, and depends on the structure of the file.   How does the file look and how does the table look?

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I would like to use vba to upload flat files into a SQL Server 2005 database. &nbsp;SQL Server 2000 allowed you to record a DTS upload package in VBA but SQL Server 2005 does not offer this option. &nbsp;Instead it allows you to record a SSIS upload package. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there any way to create the vba code for uploading into SQL Server 2005 or convert the recorded SSIS package into VBA?<br />
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Thanks
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I would like to use vba to upload flat files into a SQL Server 2005 database.  SQL Server 2000 allowed you to record a DTS upload package in VBA but SQL Server 2005 does not offer this option.  Instead it allows you to record a SSIS upload package.  

Is there any way to create the vba code for uploading into SQL Server 2005 or convert the recorded SSIS package into VBA?

Thanks

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