This question seems rather simple but I haven't found a definitive answer.
Here the situation. DBA does not want to have SSIS packages running on the SQL server 2008 R2 box so another Windows 2003 server has been setup just to handle the execution of the SSIS packages. So the impact to the running the package really hits the Windows 2003 server's memory and it's local resources. Granted, SQL Server 2008R2 will have resources used when the inserts happen but Windows 2003 server uses it's local resources when running the local package.
What needs to be installed on this Windows 2003 server in order to run DTexec?
The packages are moving data into SQL Server 2008 R2 from local files. Connection to SQL Server uses OLEDB connections.
I thought that all that was required was the SQL Server 2008R2 client tools.
Can anyone respond what definitively needs to be installed on a plain Windows 2003 server (32-bit) in order to run a DTexec from a file like the following:
DTEXEC /FILE "C:\FINCPackages\tblRolTypAttunity.dtsx" /CHECKPOINTING OFF /REPORTING E
Any help is greatly appreciated,
Sid