I'm sorry, that question is WAY too open.

One of the most common issues affecting all programming is not thinking through what you want to accomplish and then looking at the...

Hold on, you want to take a variable add one to it and update the table? Have you looked at using an EXEC SQL task and pass the variable...

Where is the log file located?

CEWII

Ah Lynn you are just about 30 seconds faster than me..

CEWII

You might execute this:

SELECT * FROM msdb.dbo.sysjobsteps WHERE subsystem = 'SSIS'

And look in the command field and see if there are multiple references to the config files. If not...

I have done something similar in the past only on the input collection. The problem was and is that there is no enumeration of the column list available directly...

I think your domain user needs to be either in the local administrators group or in the domain admins group. Most remote WMI queries require a fairly high level...

You might check the errorlog and see if there are any failed logins for that user. Something is causing a lockout condition. You might also run a trace...

I don't believe your clarification really makes any difference, you still need to have the underlying framework available.

CEWII

If you have enterprise edition then you can use Data Driven Subscriptions. I believe you can do it by hand where you will have to configure each report seperately...

I'm wondering if the string it is refering to in "error CS0029: Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'string[]'" is incorrectly defined. I *think* you need to define the...

Nor me, it has been a while..

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Really, IIRC, it required you to load a bunch of assemblies into SQL before you could reference the required assembly due to dependencies. I could be wrong though..

Either way,...

Yes, you should, even if it is just being able to read it and understand what is happening. There are several languages I don't even have basic coding skills...

I agree with Barry, I have done EXACTLY what he is describing several times when working with Excel files and SSIS.

CEWII