Hi,

Yes, that would be possible.

That will fix my issue?

For some reason, the file had .txt.txt and my code was looking for .txt....

Close enough:

D:\hristo>dir

Volume in drive D is DATA

Volume Serial Number is C298-D089

Directory of D:\hristo

2014-05-28 08:37 <DIR> ...

LOL 😛

Yes, I can.

The drive is a local drive, but the package runs on C:.

D is a drive used for SQL Server.

Regards

H

Hi,

Thanks for that. I got quite a few errors when pasting in that, do I miss a namespace?

using System;

using System.Data;

using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime;

using System.Windows.Forms;

using System.IO;

Regards

H

Ok, that worked, I can now debug my little code. I can see that the path is correct, but File.Exists never sets to TRUE.

Is there a way to see...

Well, maybe this is the problem:

Warning: Cannot debug script tasks when running under the 64 bit version of the Integration Services runtime.

Is there a way round this, install 32bits IS...

Ok, so I select "recent project" and then nothing happens. Execept that the projects load up again. And if I add the breakpoint again, the VS starts up again.

Regards

H

Hi,

Well, I have tried. But when I set a break point and run debugging the VS software is always starting up (even though its already running). Is that normal?

Regards

H

Hi,

public void Main()

{

string filelocation = @"D:\myfolder\emps.txt";

...

Great, worked like a charm!

Regards

H

hi,

Our consult restarted the OLAP and it now it works 🙂

I really dont have the time to investigate further.

Regards and thanks for your support