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Hi Aaron
Yeah, I feel kinda stupid now. The object did have an expression set on that property. It was changing the value as soon as the expression was evaluated. I deleted the expression and it appears to have solved the problem. I'm running the package now and its performing exactly as it should. Thank you so much for pointing out the obvious. Sometimes it is the last place we look.
-Gary
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kgiambas (2/19/2009) Hmm...I have to disagree with you on this. Though your alternative (assign the CheckpointFileName to a variable and use a package config to change the variable) works just fine, I was able to create a package configuration file that included the CheckpointFileName property and changed it directly.
Yep, you're right. Not sure what I was thinking...possibly going a bit crazy.
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gary.proctor (2/19/2009) Hi Aaron
Yeah, I feel kinda stupid now. The object did have an expression set on that property. It was changing the value as soon as the expression was evaluated. I deleted the expression and it appears to have solved the problem. I'm running the package now and its performing exactly as it should. Thank you so much for pointing out the obvious. Sometimes it is the last place we look.
-Gary
No problem. Glad you got it working.
Aaron Akin http://aaronakinsql.wordpress.com || http://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronakin
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