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megmar
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 Posted - 2009-01-26 : 17:47:49
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| Hi. I am getting a dreaded method not found error when trying to create a maintenance plan. I am not sure if the integration services are installed (which I think might be the problem). Can someone please tell me how I would know if they are installed or not? Also, the SQL server 2005 was downloaded from microsoft eopen website. Can I just go back in and download the integration services if that is what is needed without downloading the whole server again? Help please.......getting very desperate. Also....what do the integration services actually do? |
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revdnrdy
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2009-01-26 : 18:43:15
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| Hello;I think if you open up a dos window and type 'net start' it will list whether or not u have an integration service installed.When I type it it lists 'SQL Server Integration Services'.Is that what you are asking?r&rPS: lol and as far as what they do, well.. apparently you need them to create maintenance plans or you get the dreaded method not found eh? |
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megmar
Starting Member
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Posted - 2009-01-26 : 19:33:39
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Yes I wanted to know how I know if integration services are installed. Also......let me rephrase my first comment What else do integration services do besides maintenance plans?  And if integration services are installed.....any idea what else I should look for in regards to my problem? I am on sql server 2005 sp2 and applied the critical hot fix. Can the integration services be installed if necessary without reinstalling the entire server? |
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