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No, every Denali pitch I've heard makes it clear that SQL 2012 will not support DTS packages. 
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No, every Denali pitch I've heard makes it clear that SQL 2012 will not support DTS packages.

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Man...that stinks.<br />
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By the way...and the last big MS conference I went to, Gates acted like he didn't know who I was. &nbsp;Even though I buy all his stuff!<br />
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:-D
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Man...that stinks.

By the way...and the last big MS conference I went to, Gates acted like he didn't know who I was.  Even though I buy all his stuff!

:-D

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hey guys...anyone know if there are any plans to bring back the SQL 2000 DTS Packages at a future date?<br />
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I...like many...despise SSIS.
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hey guys...anyone know if there are any plans to bring back the SQL 2000 DTS Packages at a future date?

I...like many...despise SSIS.

DTS Packages

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Microsoft SQL Server 2008

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Microsoft SQL Server

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