How do I do restore only SOME DTS scripts from msdb database?

I understand that I can backup my DTS scripts by backing up the msdb
database, but how do I restore only CERTAIN DTS scripts from the database?
If I restore 'msdb' I might be overwriting DTS scripts, etc. that are
related to other databases that I might NOT want to restore.
TIA,
Larry WoodsIf you want to move DTS from one server to another try with this.
Save DTS as Structured Storage File. Then copy it to the
destination server and in EM right click Data Transformation Services and
Open. Choose your file. Click Package then Save AS and chose server in which
you want to save DTS.
I hope this help
Ana
"Larry Woods" wrote:
> I understand that I can backup my DTS scripts by backing up the msdb
> database, but how do I restore only CERTAIN DTS scripts from the database?
> If I restore 'msdb' I might be overwriting DTS scripts, etc. that are
> related to other databases that I might NOT want to restore.
> TIA,
> Larry Woods
>
>|||I would perhaps do another install of sql server, restore ALL of the
Packages. Then save each of the packages you need as a flat file, then open
them on the correct server and save as SQl..
Good luck...
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"Larry Woods" <larry@.NOSPAMlwoods.com> wrote in message
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>I understand that I can backup my DTS scripts by backing up the msdb
> database, but how do I restore only CERTAIN DTS scripts from the database?
> If I restore 'msdb' I might be overwriting DTS scripts, etc. that are
> related to other databases that I might NOT want to restore.
> TIA,
> Larry Woods
>