What component in DTS allows users to define workflow processes?

The correct response is that the DTS package is the component in DTS that allows users to define workflow processes. A DTS package serves as a container for tasks, enabling the organization and execution of data transformation and movement operations. Within a package, various tasks can be combined to create a workflow that outlines the steps required to process data, including extracting, transforming, and loading (ETL) operations.

The DTS package encapsulates different elements, such as connections to data sources, tasks to perform actions on data, and the sequences that dictate the order in which these tasks are executed. This facilitation of process definition is what makes DTS packages essential in managing complex data workflows.

While the workflow engine is responsible for executing the workflows defined in the packages, and tasks are the individual units of work within a package, it is ultimately the package that provides the framework for defining how those tasks relate to one another to create a cohesive workflow. Connections are merely interfaces to different data sources and do not play a role in defining the workflow itself.