That's what I had the dynamic property task set to
(FileSystemObject), but if I use SQL 
(select '\\servername\folder\filename' + {fn Now()} + '.csv' it 
doesn't rename it because it is using the connection to the SQL db 
instead of the connection to the location where the file will be 
place.  If I switch it to the connection where the file will be it 
is not a valid statement.(cause its not a DB).  So that was I was 
wondering other ways to rename the file.  Global variable, 
environmental variables, activeX scripts.  stuff like that. 
Thanks,
-Tom

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--- In AccessDevelopers@yahoogroups.com, "Databasedude.com" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> How about FileSystemObject?
> 
> HTH
> Bryant
> 
> --- In AccessDevelopers@yahoogroups.com, "les_claypoo1"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I have a dts job set up to export a .csv file 
to '\\servername\folder1
> > \filename.csv' I know there is that Dynamic Property Task but
> > I can't get it to work to rename the file 
to 'filename2005.11.23.csv'.
> > Any ideas on how to get it to work? I tried making a little sql
> > statement to populate that name but it doesn't work because the
> > connection source is set to the SQL DB, not the location where 
the file 
> > will be placed. I was wondering if I should just do this with 
active-X
> > (vbscript)??
> > Thanks for any help. -Tom
> >
>






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