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Best ways to cancel package execution

I have a package that is using a Script Task to set a package variable. If the variable doesn't get a valid value (a date) is there a command to cancel the package execution?

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Try use DTS events inside Script to do that.
Example:
Dts.Events.FireError(-1, "", "SSIS - @LastRunDate_Dados>@StartDate! Correct the problem and try again!", "", 0)

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Of course! I forgot about that. Thank you!
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Setting the following property in the script code can determine if the precedent constraint (outlined above) will succeed or fail.

If (My code does what I want it to) Then
   Dts.Results.Success
Else
   Dts.Results.Failure
End If

If it's "Failure" then the precedent constraint will stop the package execution. Only in this case you don't need to evaluate anything in the precedent constraint. Just leave it with default value.

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