Are you running the package as yourself, or another user? It is good practice to use a UNC path to your file, rather than drive letters, as these are not...

I'm with Koen. There was no need for an SP - running the count query and assigning the result to an SSIS variable can all be done in a single...

Please post the text of the error message from the job history.

Or it might be possible via a conditional split (just redirect all the unwanted rows to an unused output and keep the good stuff) - don't use SQL Server at...

What is your OLEDB data source?

Derrick Smith (1/25/2011)

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I always try to keep my queries as SPs on the database itself, and then reference the SP from the package. Makes maintenance/troubleshooting much easier.

That would also fix...

I'm guessing that there can be a lot of files in this share that you do not wish to process?

An alternative solution may be to nominate a folder on the...

It's an ungainly expression, but as you've nearly got it completed, I guess there's no good reason to try something else.

Have you tried using

DATEPART("hh",GETDATE())

?

What are you trying to do?

What happens once you've verified that the file exists (or not)?

Have a look here.

A pleasure to help.

No matter what happens to a variable while the package runs, when you look at the variable values in the variables pane, you will always see its initial setting, which...

The ID autogenerates - you should just be able to leave it blank and map to the other two columns, in the knowledge that it will look after itself. Why...

After your data source in the data flow, insert a Derived Column transformation.

Create a new Derived Column and assign your date variable to it.

You will now be able to create...