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Sailor
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Posted Thursday, January 24, 2013 9:22 AM
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Due to unicode "upgrade", I'm looking at redoing about 20 packages. I use the wizard to generate the package. This is where I choose to encrypt sensitive data with a package password. Once it's done, sometimes I need to add a step or two so then I reset the sql connection password (click save), set encryption on the package to password and type the password again. Then, I setup the SQL AGent job in which I have to type the package password and then I have to click on the data sources and for the SQL connection I enter ;password=myserverpassword. Of course, sometimes there's a typo or something does not register right and the job fails when it runs, so I have to go back into package and double check sql connection password and password encryption password (whew).
To redo these, what is the best method with encryption or is there something else?
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Koen Verbeeck
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If you don't have a lot of connections, I would set-up a configuration table and store the username and password there.
That way you won't have to use a password to protect your package and so you can't make a typo
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Koen Verbeeck (1/28/2013)
If you don't have a lot of connections, I would set-up a configuration table and store the username and password there.
That way you won't have to use a password to protect your package and so you can't make a typo
How do You read The config table? And use them in your connections?
Do you have ore can lead me to a sample ?
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Jordan2000 (3/11/2013)
Koen Verbeeck (1/28/2013)
If you don't have a lot of connections, I would set-up a configuration table and store the username and password there.
That way you won't have to use a password to protect your package and so you can't make a typo
How do You read The config table? And use them in your connections?
Do you have ore can lead me to a sample ?
This article contains all the info you need:
Understanding Integration Services Package Configurations
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