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Thank you for responding. &nbsp;In addition to the above question, is any additional software needed on the destination (remote) computer? &nbsp;Does the destination computer requirement BIDS installed on it also? &nbsp;
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No, you don't need BIDS installed but you do need Integration Services installed.
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Answered question, however, I was looking for a little more details. &nbsp;Still grateful for answering my question. &nbsp;Thanks
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I have some SSIS packages that were created to replace some old DTS packages that were created under SQL 2000. &nbsp;We are in the process of upgrading this server to Windows Server 8 R2 and MS SQL 2008. &nbsp;This particular server is a remote server that I have access to. &nbsp;My question is...I created these SSIS packages on a local machine, after we've completed our upgrade, what is the best way to export, run, etc. these package against the tables on the remote server. &nbsp;Do I have to rebuild these packages on the remote server? &nbsp;Thank you in advance.
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I have some SSIS packages that were created to replace some old DTS packages that were created under SQL 2000.  We are in the process of upgrading this server to Windows Server 8 R2 and MS SQL 2008.  This particular server is a remote server that I have access to.  My question is...I created these SSIS packages on a local machine, after we've completed our upgrade, what is the best way to export, run, etc. these package against the tables on the remote server.  Do I have to rebuild these packages on the remote server?  Thank you in advance.

Thank you for responding.  In addition to the above question, is any additional software needed on the destination (remote) computer?  Does the destination computer requirement BIDS installed on it also?  

No, you don&#39;t need BIDS installed but you do need Integration Services installed.

Answered question, however, I was looking for a little more details.  Still grateful for answering my question.  Thanks

Exporting SSIS Packages To Remote Server

I have some SSIS packages that were created to replace some old DTS packages that were created under SQL 2000.  We are in the process of upgrading this server to Windows Server 8 R2 and MS SQL 2008.  This particular server is a remote server that I have access to.  My question is...I created these SSIS packages on a local machine, after we&#39;ve completed our upgrade, what is the best way to export, run, etc. these package against the tables on the remote server.  Do I have to rebuild these packages on the remote server?  Thank you in advance.

Microsoft SQL Server is a suite of relational database management system (RDBMS) products providing multi-user database access functionality.SQL Server is available in multiple versions, typically identified by release year, and versions are subdivided into editions to distinguish between product functionality. Component services include integration (SSIS), reporting (SSRS), analysis (SSAS), data quality, master data, T-SQL and performance tuning.

Microsoft SQL Server

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Microsoft SQL Server 2008

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