I've tried adding the aabsolute path into the config file and tried executing the package which won't work
Eg: \DatabaseName\PackageName
I've added an entry into the package config file of the path and used that variable in the package execution settings. Error says
Error 0xC001000A. Failed to load the package "@[User::PackagePath]" from SQL Server "Database Engine". Make sure the package exist on the SQL Server and you have the correct credential to access it.
Its very Urgent .... Issue in prod ... Please help
You can refer the package configurations to learn how to set configuration dtsx file path, at the same time you can also use relative path for ssis packages dtsConfig files, the blog will be available for you,
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Ssis package path in the configuration dtsx file
Jun 08, 2013 07:22 AM|pkishanv|LINK
I've tried adding the aabsolute path into the config file and tried executing the package which won't work
Eg: \DatabaseName\PackageName
I've added an entry into the package config file of the path and used that variable in the package execution settings. Error says
Error 0xC001000A. Failed to load the package "@[User::PackagePath]" from SQL Server "Database Engine". Make sure the package exist on the SQL Server and you have the correct credential to access it.
Its very Urgent .... Issue in prod ... Please help
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Re: Ssis package path in the configuration dtsx file
Jun 13, 2013 04:11 AM|Angie xu - MSFT|LINK
Hi pkishanv
You can refer the package configurations to learn how to set configuration dtsx file path, at the same time you can also use relative path for ssis packages dtsConfig files, the blog will be available for you,
# Package Configurations
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms141682.aspx
# use relative path for ssis packages dtsConfig files
http://myblog-sdn-bhd.blogspot.com/2009/02/use-relative-path-for-ssis-packages.html
# use relative paths for SSIS packages dtsConfig files
hope it helps you,
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