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    Ok, this is a re-post from the SQL section for a friend, but he and I are both stumped on this, does anyone have any ideas? Jason Weibel wrote: Inside a DTS package I need to execute a self-extracting zip file. I am currently using CreateObject("WScript.Shell") which works when run in VB or executing the DTS package directly. However when a job is used to execute this package the extracted file gets placed to an undetermined directory. So my questions are: Why does the extracted file get placed in the correct directory when I execute the code and not when a scheduled job runs it? What can I do to get the scheduled job to extract the file to the correct directory? I’m stumped on this one any help is greatly appreciated. Nick Parker

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      Ok, this is a re-post from the SQL section for a friend, but he and I are both stumped on this, does anyone have any ideas? Jason Weibel wrote: Inside a DTS package I need to execute a self-extracting zip file. I am currently using CreateObject("WScript.Shell") which works when run in VB or executing the DTS package directly. However when a job is used to execute this package the extracted file gets placed to an undetermined directory. So my questions are: Why does the extracted file get placed in the correct directory when I execute the code and not when a scheduled job runs it? What can I do to get the scheduled job to extract the file to the correct directory? I’m stumped on this one any help is greatly appreciated. Nick Parker

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      These messages are kind of amusing. What kind of bizarre logic tells you it's OK to post off topic in a group just because the people in the appropriate group didn't immediately do your work for you? -- Eric Move along, nothing to see here.

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        These messages are kind of amusing. What kind of bizarre logic tells you it's OK to post off topic in a group just because the people in the appropriate group didn't immediately do your work for you? -- Eric Move along, nothing to see here.

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        Eric Kenslow wrote: What kind of bizarre logic tells you it's OK to post off topic in a group just because the people in the appropriate group didn't immediately do your work for you? I guess I wasn't aware that was a real structure to the Message Board/Lounge etiquette. I assumed I would receive some off messages by this, thanks for noting this :) Nick Parker

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