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Is there any SQL Server Bulk Load stage exits in Enterprise edition??

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I think it does, but it only comes with OS windows. Not unix. I know thats true for server. I am assuming the same applies for px as well.
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I have both 7.5.1A and 7.5x2 versions and there is a SQL Server bulk loader stage available in both which goes by name 'MS_SQL_Server_Load'. Again, this is in a Windows environment, not sure about UNIX.

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Yea Whale. Unix platform doesnt have the sql server bulk loader stage.
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DSGuru ! Thanks for confirming that.

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The main reason is that there is no version of SQL Server for UNIX.
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