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Ceci

2006-01-31, 7:24 am

hi everyone,
does any of you know which assembly do I have do add to my project in
order to have dataflow task components in my c# toolbox, so that I can
edit them in a new package?

Thanks,

Paganelli Francesco
Allan Mitchell

2006-01-31, 7:24 am

Hello Ceci,


Although you do not mention it I can only presume that you are using SSIS.
The Data Flow task will be in your toolbox if you create a project of type
Integration Services Projectfrom the Business Intelligence Projects types.
This is where you would build a package.

Have I missed your actual intention?

Allan

> hi everyone,
> does any of you know which assembly do I have do add to my project in
> order to have dataflow task components in my c# toolbox, so that I can
> edit them in a new package?
> Thanks,
>
> Paganelli Francesco
>



Ceci

2006-01-31, 7:24 am

My intention is build a form in c#, where put tree dataflow components:
1)OLE DB Source
2)Derived Column
3)OLE DB Command
In a MSDN tutorial is described how programm a new package, but i don't
know if is possible connect the "objects" (componets) at the new
programmed package.

Allan Mitchell ha scritto:
> Hello Ceci,
>
>
> Although you do not mention it I can only presume that you are using
> SSIS. The Data Flow task will be in your toolbox if you create a project
> of type Integration Services Projectfrom the Business Intelligence
> Projects types. This is where you would build a package.
>
> Have I missed your actual intention?
>
> Allan
>
>

Allan Mitchell

2006-01-31, 9:23 am

Hello Ceci,

Ahhh So what I think you want is to design using the UI objects a package
in a C# app. This AFAIK is not possible. Sure you can use the SSIS object
model to bulid a package but it is just that

a) The object model not UI
b) You are buliding a package

Why would you want to reinvent the SSIS designer?

Allan

[color=darkred]
> My intention is build a form in c#, where put tree dataflow
> components:
> 1)OLE DB Source
> 2)Derived Column
> 3)OLE DB Command
> In a MSDN tutorial is described how programm a new package, but i
> don't
> know if is possible connect the "objects" (componets) at the new
> programmed package.
> Allan Mitchell ha scritto:
>


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