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Downloads 6196.zip Errors got you down? Here's help! If you've programmed with Data Transformation Services (DTS), you'll probably agree that error handling is one of the most confusing and challenging problems the DTS developer faces. In our July 1999 article, "The DTS Development Guide," we looked briefly at the built-in error-handling options the Package Designer ssis error handling offers. This month, we discuss in depth some programmatic opportunities for using the DTS Object Model to handle errors. We also examine DTS event handling. The DTS Perspective on Errors DTS doesn't consider an error to be a definitively right or wrong result, but rather the status of work accomplished. DTS leaves the interpretation of that status to the developer. Thus, developers can control the execution of a package, task, step, or transformation by monitoring the state or return value of the executed operation. For example, when transforming data via an ActiveX script, developers can control the processing by setting the return code in the script to any one of the values in the DTSTransformStatus enumeration list, which Table 1, page 46, shows. Table 2, page 46, lists other DTS status codes and result constants (their specific values are available in Books Online—BOL). Each of these lists of predefined constants lets developers determine whether, and in what manner, transformation processing will continue. If
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