• V-Man (3/31/2009)


    ... guess my overall statement is be sure to consider the transfer latency SOMEWHERE in your architecture. 🙂

    For sure! The good news in all of this is that the .Net base classes provide the tools needed to perform these validations. At work we've had numerous cases where the original developer used only small test cases, and their packages failed after weeks or months of running because of those "transfer latencies" that are bound to occur eventually. And, very often these failures look like FTP or network or file server issues, and not something as simple as overly long file transfer times.

    Good discussion on this short article. I've enjoyed reading input from others who've had to deal with stuff like this.