I saw that but it didn't seem relevant because I am the creator/owner of the
packages.
I'm still not sure what's wrong, but I have a resolution. It turns out the
wizard was saving the packages to the source server when I really wanted
them on the destination server (guess I overlooked a save location option)
where I have 100% control. So I recreated them and sent an email to the dba
of the source db to just delete the original packages. The new ones I
created aren't giving me any problems (yet).
Now the only problem is that my scheduling times aren't being saved (they
revert right back to 12:00 am). I'll post on that later if I can't resolve
it.
Thanks!
Randall
[quoted text, click to view] "Allan Mitchell" <allan@no-spam.sqldts.com> wrote in message
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> Hello Randall,
>
> Are you experiencing this?
>
> Package Ownership Issues
> (
http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?212)
>
> Allan Mitchell
>
www.SQLDTS.com >
www.SQLIS.com >
www.Konesans.com >
>> I created 2 DTS packages on SQL Server 2000 that I need to either edit
>> or just delete outright. However, when I try to do either one, I get
>> an error saying that "only the owner" of the DTS package can edit or
>> delete it. Well, as the OWNER I'm just a little miffed my own packages
>> don't recognize me! Heck, one edit attempt was foiled immediately
>> after I created the thing! How could Enterprise Manager get the idea
>> I wasn't me in the same session? Is it delusional?
>>
>> Help!
>>
>> Randall Arnold
>>
>
>