No ole db destination in ssis?

Rightclick the toolbox area and select "Choose Items" - look for the SSIS Data Flow Items, see if you can find the OLE DB Destination there. It should be built-in so not missing from that list SQL Server Destination only supports local - so you cannot use that destination for a remote SQL Server Instance.

Rightclick the toolbox area and select "Choose Items" - look for the SSIS Data Flow Items, see if you can find the OLE DB Destination there. It should be built-in so not missing from that list. SQL Server Destination only supports local - so you cannot use that destination for a remote SQL Server Instance.

Thank you so much, cairnz..! Yes, its ryt there..! – hillary Apr 6 at 13:42.

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