I told my audience that the clicker part of clicker training is no problem for me. An audible marker signal, in my opinion, can be useful as a part of any training system. The clicker is the audible marker signal. The food acts as the reward for the desired behavior. I realize that some people use clicker training more effectively than others and some are downright inept with this science.
1 Open Stored Packages and right click MSDB. 2  Select Import Package..., set the Server to the source instance (MSDB where the package resides). 3  Click button for Package path: and select the package from the list. 4  Set the Protection level if applicable or leave the default. 5  Click OK.o the following: 1  Connect to the new server SSIS through SSMS. 2  Open Stored Packages and right click MSDB. 3  Select Import Package..., set the Server to the source instance (MSDB where the package resides).
What we would like to see is two MSDB nodes-one for SSIS packages stored in the MSDB database of the default SQL Server instance and a second one for SSIS packages stored in the MSDB database of the named SQL Server instance.o import the SamplePackage from the MSDB database in the default instance of SQL Server to the SQL2008R2 instance, right click on SQL2008R2 in the Object Explorer and select Import Package; fill in the dialog as shown below: