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You can use NOLOCK in a execute SQL task. &nbsp;<br />
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How would it read in the following T-SQL script inside the task container? <br />
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For example: <br />
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Select DATE_ON_FILE from Daily_run_count a<br />
where 14&lt;(select count(*) from Daily_run_count b<br />
where a.system=b.system and a.DATE_ON_FILE &lt;b.DATE_ON_FILE<br />
and a.status=b.status)<br />
and a.system='Claims_Detail'<br />
and a.status='Success'
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Can &nbsp;a &quot;No Lock&quot; be added to a T-SQL statement inside a DTS package where it is just an executable not a transformation task? 
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Can  a "No Lock" be added to a T-SQL statement inside a DTS package where it is just an executable not a transformation task? 

NO Lock SQL Server 2000 DTS in the Execute Task

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