Any ideas?
Thanks,
LeeOK got past the installation - but the package shows to fire but doesn't. Might be permissions; I am going to try and point the SSIS package to a local set of folders.
I think the problem was the "donotregister" property of the .dll. The SSIS tools, as you know, must be installed on your local workstation as well.
Lee|||Where are all of the 'experts' out here? I've posted five times out here and haven't received a response that remotely touches anything that I've ever come up with.
Oh well.
Still at the same place. I created another ssis package and pointed it to the local folders and ran via a console app and it works fine. Most likely permissions. Someone suggested turning logging on the package. Not sure which logging they were referring to.
Thanks,
Lee|||
Lee Everest wrote:
Where are all of the 'experts' out here? I've posted five times out here and haven't received a response that remotely touches anything that I've ever come up with. Oh well.
Still at the same place. I created another ssis package and pointed it to the local folders and ran via a console app and it works fine. Most likely permissions. Someone suggested turning logging on the package. Not sure which logging they were referring to.
Thanks,
Lee
Package configurations. Right click on the control flow, select logging.
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