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Found a workaround. &nbsp;Just re-did the import and re-saved the package. &nbsp;Will need to readdress this when time allows.
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Found a workaround.  Just re-did the import and re-saved the package.  Will need to readdress this when time allows.

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For future reference, I believe the best way to edit an SSIS package is to use Visual Studio 2K5. &nbsp;If you're really super smart, you can just edit the XML :).<br />
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TNC
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For future reference, I believe the best way to edit an SSIS package is to use Visual Studio 2K5.  If you're really super smart, you can just edit the XML :).

TNC

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It is a valid question. &nbsp;Can you refund the points and leave the question up?<br />
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TNC
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It is a valid question.  Can you refund the points and leave the question up?

TNC

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You got to use SQL SERVER BUSINESS INTELIGENCE STUDIO.
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You got to use SQL SERVER BUSINESS INTELIGENCE STUDIO.

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MNetic, is your SQL Server Business Intelligence Studio not a part of Visual Studio 2K5? &nbsp;How'd you manage to arrange that?<br />
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TNC
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MNetic, is your SQL Server Business Intelligence Studio not a part of Visual Studio 2K5?  How'd you manage to arrange that?

TNC

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I'm in a real bind trying to edit an integration services package on SQL 2005. &nbsp;I ran a data import and then at the end of the wizard just selected to save it as a package. &nbsp;Now I need to add something to the import and I can't figure out how to open it to do so. <br />
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Any thoughts?<br />
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I'm in a real bind trying to edit an integration services package on SQL 2005.  I ran a data import and then at the end of the wizard just selected to save it as a package.  Now I need to add something to the import and I can't figure out how to open it to do so. 

Any thoughts?

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Editing Integration Services Package

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