I deployed an SSIS project to my SQL Server. The project I deployed contained two packages. One called the other. After deployment I notice that both packages are indeed in the SQL Server. However when I try to run it I get the error below. This error happens during the "Execute Package Task" and the path the error is pointing at is my local development path, not the one it was deployed to. Is there any way to fix the path? And how can I get it to deploy both packages so it knows where they are when I run it from the server?
Error 0x80070003 while loading package file "C:\VS Projects\Testing\Run Codes to DB\Run Codes to DB\SofAid_DBRefresh.dtsx". The system cannot find the path specified.
Thank You
Jaime
You should use a Package Configuration to populate a variable that specifies where the child package is located. Then use an expression on the connection manager to set the appropriate property from this variable.
You could have a configuration file on your workstation and one on the server, each specifying the appropriate path for that environment. Unless you want to hard-code the location of the file, you might want to specify it's location with an environment variable. Or you could just use an environment variable to hold to package location directly if that's the only configuration information you have.
|||That seems pretty round-about. Is there a way of telling it that the package is in the same folder, or a relative path?
|||No, there's no concept of relative paths in SSIS. Remember that a package may never even exist as a file.
|||You need to use package configuration to set the path and any other property value, dinamically at run time. Serach by package configurations in BOL and this forum.|||Thank you, that was very helpful
