Can I deploy an SSIS package to the file system using DTUTIL?

I have an SSIS package named Extract.dtsx. I want to deploy it to the filesystem at F: \ SQL2005 \ MSSQL \ Package \ Extract.

The package installation wizard makes this easy. I only need to select "Deploy filesystem" and select the path, then click a few times and finish. I am having trouble figuring out if I can do the same with DTUTIL.

Does anyone know if this is possible?

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Yes it is possible. I'm not sure what I was doing wrong.

If you have the SSIS package C: \ temp \ Extract.dtsx, you can deploy it to the file system at F: \ SQL2005 \ MSSQL \ Package \ Extract using the following commands:

c:\temp\md F:\sql2005\mssql\package\Extract
c:\temp\dtutil /file Extract.dtsx /Copy FILE;F:\sql2005\mssql\package\Extract\Extract.dtsx

      



The target folder must already exist.

You can see the package in SQL Enterprise Manager by connecting to SSIS on the server, open Stored Packages> SSIS Application Packages> Extract.

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