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p.panneerselvam

Posted Wednesday, February 06, 2013 11:23 PM

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Hi,

I have a ssis package in production. It is been deployed longtime back. Now we have got an requirement to add some columns to it. So we have the package ready.

In production, we do not have access to msdb folder . or i do not have access to target server where sql server in installed. I am doing remote connection from my virtual machine.

so can you guys please tell me how i shoud proceed? .

as per my understanding , I have to import and export packages from msdb folder. But when i try to import my updated package in virtual machine to msdb folder , Package path : dialog box shows me some folder 'ssis packages' etc., where my local vm directories didnt come up.
so how i should import my package.

As this is my first project in SSIS , i got struct at this point.

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Phil Parkin

Posted Thursday, February 07, 2013 1:40 AM

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I'd say that your first task would be to get the package transferred to a location which is local to the server.

If you are using an RDP connection, that should be easy enough - just configure it to allow access to your local drive in the 'local resources' tab and then you'll be able to copy it.

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