January 14, 2019 at 1:00 pm
Hello. I am having a difficult time with SSIS versions. I am trying to fix an dtsx package that is executed by a SQL Server 2016 box. I can run the package in visual studio alright. However when I put the package on the server and run it from there it errors on "the script task uses version 15.0 which is not supported on this release of integration services. I am running with cmd and dtexec since the logging is more verbose then a sql job. So I thought that was weird since it's pretty much the latest version of SQL except for 2017. I don't have Visual Studio 2015 installed on my machine. When I installed just the data tools it did not install a copy of Visual Studio with them so I could not open SSDT and that proved fruitless. I installed SSDT for 2013 which did install Visual Studio 2013 and the tools. I opened 2013 and that also gave me a compatible issue about upgrading to version 14. It looks like the SQL Server has version 13 of integration services installed according to SQL Server Configuration Tools, so I was afraid that would break it too. So, how on earth do I work on SQL Server 2016 packages?
January 14, 2019 at 1:20 pm
lmacdonald - Monday, January 14, 2019 1:00 PMHello. I am having a difficult time with SSIS versions. I am trying to fix an dtsx package that is executed by a SQL Server 2016 box. I can run the package in visual studio alright. However when I put the package on the server and run it from there it errors on "the script task uses version 15.0 which is not supported on this release of integration services. I am running with cmd and dtexec since the logging is more verbose then a sql job. So I thought that was weird since it's pretty much the latest version of SQL except for 2017. I don't have Visual Studio 2015 installed on my machine. When I installed just the data tools it did not install a copy of Visual Studio with them so I could not open SSDT and that proved fruitless. I installed SSDT for 2013 which did install Visual Studio 2013 and the tools. I opened 2013 and that also gave me a compatible issue about upgrading to version 14. It looks like the SQL Server has version 13 of integration services installed according to SQL Server Configuration Tools, so I was afraid that would break it too. So, how on earth do I work on SQL Server 2016 packages?
Have a read of this article.
In summary, you need VS2015 for SQL Server 2016.
If you haven't even tried to resolve your issue, please don't expect the hard-working volunteers here to waste their time providing links to answers which you could easily have found yourself.
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