June 10, 2013 at 11:29 am
I built a SSIS package last week, and could manually execute each step manually, stop debug, execute the next step.
But now that I logged off, and back on and reopen the package through BIDS, the "Execute" option is not there when I right click each step. What am I missing ?
June 10, 2013 at 11:44 am
Is your package part of a solution? You need to open the solution, not just the package.
June 10, 2013 at 11:50 am
Good question .... not part of a solution that I know of .... (But I am part of the problem it seems
Do I need to save it as part of a solution in this case ?
Usually I just have small packages that I import into msdb and run from there, but in this case I want to test each step 1 at a time.) I suppose I don't really understand the "project/solution" concept.
Perhaps it was part of the generic Solution_! that was on the server. I just deleted it, and creted a project with a name similar to my SSIS package. So I now can go to "Open" -> and see projuect/solution with the new name.
Edit: Enough stumbling around with my mouse and I have somehow managed to get so that I can run the individual tasks within the "package\solution\project\problem" 😛
June 10, 2013 at 1:25 pm
homebrew01 (6/10/2013)
Good question .... not part of a solution that I know of .... (But I am part of the problem it seemsDo I need to save it as part of a solution in this case ?
Usually I just have small packages that I import into msdb and run from there, but in this case I want to test each step 1 at a time.) I suppose I don't really understand the "project/solution" concept.
Perhaps it was part of the generic Solution_! that was on the server. I just deleted it, and creted a project with a name similar to my SSIS package. So I now can go to "Open" -> and see projuect/solution with the new name.
Edit: Enough stumbling around with my mouse and I have somehow managed to get so that I can run the individual tasks within the "package\solution\project\problem" 😛
:hehe: glad you figured it out.
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