I have the following problem:
All Sp's and UDF's in one base database have to be compiled into five identical databases located in the same SQL Server in order to keep all those five db's stored procedures synchronized.
I made a simple SSIS package which content one "Transfer SQL Server Objects Task" component.
Hardcoded connection/Source db/Destination db and setup properties as
"Drop object first" = True
"Copy All Stored procedures" = True
"Copy All UDF" = True
Then I executed the Package right from Visual Studio environment and after the substantial thinking finally it show me a green light.
But when I verified the result no Sp's in the destination database were re-compiled/copied from the source database.
Is it kind of bug or I did something wrong
Any advice will be appreciated.

problem with Transfer SQL Server Objects Task
Janice Lam
RacingJack
I had this same problem and set the CopySchema to True. Upon doing so, when I reran the task, I then get an error with executig the query "CREATE LOGIN XXXX". The problem is, I have CopySQLServerLogins set to False, and the particular login that it is flagging is not a login for the database that I am copying from or to for that matter.
Now what
BarrySumpter
Mausi
Hi,
I am doing the same SSIS package as you described and have the same problems as you had. Did you get your problem fix, and how
Thanks,
Jenny