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From: Mark on 20 May 2010 11:24
Hello,
Using VB.NET 2008 Express edition.
Added a reference to DTS Package Object Library (DTS.dll)

I am having no trouble looping through tasks and steps. However, when I
come across datapumps, I have a need to get the source column names, but
cannot figure out how to access them. They do not appear to be included in
the Task.Properties collection. Can anyone help me out??

Thanks, Mark
From: a a r o n . k e m p f on 25 May 2010 21:44
I'd move back to vb6, buddy

seriously, sorry.. I miss DTS / Vb6.. It blows my mind that we can't
save a SSIS package as a VB.net script.




On May 20, 8:24 am, Mark <M...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hello,  
> Using VB.NET 2008 Express edition.
> Added a reference to DTS Package Object Library (DTS.dll)
>
> I am having no trouble looping through tasks and steps.  However, when I
> come across datapumps, I have a need to get the source column names, but
> cannot figure out how to access them.  They do not appear to be included in
> the Task.Properties collection.  Can anyone help me out??
>
> Thanks, Mark

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