What is DTS package?
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Data Transformation Services (DTS) provides a set of tools
that lets you extract, transform, and consolidate data from
disparate sources into single or multiple destinations.we
can create a DTS solution as one or more packages. Each
package may contain an organized set of tasks that define
work to be performed, transformations on data and objects,
workflow constraints that define task execution, and
connections to data sources and destinations. DTS packages
also provide services, such as logging package execution
details, controlling transactions, and handling global
variables.
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