Thanks. You got me looking in another direction, and I've decided to use expressions to build the filenames with the timestamp at the beginning and so eliminate the rename step...

da-zero (11/26/2010)

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DontSaveSensitive is OK if you use Windows Authentication on your connections.

How is your package constructed? What sort of connections do you use? Are there passwords needed?

edit: oh yeah, what...

Sounds interesting... but can I use that to rename with a timestamp? How would I do that?

That would definitely ease my troubles....

Recreating the FTP Task and placing it into the ForEach container worked like a charm! Didn't even consider that the SSIS would have had an error recognizing that the task...

The FTP Task didn't seem to be inside the ForEach container. Once I deleted it and recreated it inside the ForEach container it worked like a charm. :w00t:

Trying to drag it out of the sub container I see this error: "The element cannot be found in a collection. This error happens when you try to retrieve an...

I've tried dragging the FTP Task out of the ForEach loop, but I get an error. Will update more in the morning once I get back to my desk.

Will try it in the morning and report back! 😀

Thanks 🙂 But no, I don't need a precedence constraint between the Export SBISCLPRICELIST and the RENAME FILES because the files that are to be renamed aren't involved in...

Will give this a try and see how it works!:-D

I changed according to your suggestion, and when I ran it I got this as an error message - "Error: 0xC002917C at FTP Task, FTP Task: The variable "User::FileWeJustFound"...