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Lets establish if sql considers it an MP first.<br />
If you run this query against MSDB - do you see your package there?<br />
SELECT * &nbsp;FROM [msdb].[dbo].[sysdbmaintpl<wbr />ans]<br />
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Lets establish if sql considers it an MP first.
If you run this query against MSDB - do you see your package there?
SELECT *  FROM [msdb].[dbo].[sysdbmaintplans]



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the table is actually 'sysdtspackages' (there's also a 'sysdtslog90'), but there are no rows in the table. &nbsp;I can see it when I look at the tree view in Integration Services. &nbsp;I was able to create a job, and an MP that refers to the job. &nbsp;<br />
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From my research, it seems I'm unable to create an editable Maintenance Plan. &nbsp;If that's the case, I can live with it.
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the table is actually 'sysdtspackages' (there's also a 'sysdtslog90'), but there are no rows in the table.  I can see it when I look at the tree view in Integration Services.  I was able to create a job, and an MP that refers to the job.  

From my research, it seems I'm unable to create an editable Maintenance Plan.  If that's the case, I can live with it.

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You're right, sql2005 had the 90 suffix to denote the version number
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You're right, sql2005 had the 90 suffix to denote the version number

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I created an SSIS Package in Visual Studio, and saved a copy of the package on my local SQL Server as an MSDB Maintenance Plan. &nbsp;When I open up the SQL Management Studio, I have to connect using the 'Integration Services' Server Type to see the package in Maintenance Plans. &nbsp;But, I don't know how to migrate the plan so I can see it in 'Management/Maintenance Plans' on the Server so I can schedule it. &nbsp;How do I do this? &nbsp;<br />
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FYI, I can create a job with the package and schedule it that way, but I need to do it as a MP.<br />
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I created an SSIS Package in Visual Studio, and saved a copy of the package on my local SQL Server as an MSDB Maintenance Plan.  When I open up the SQL Management Studio, I have to connect using the 'Integration Services' Server Type to see the package in Maintenance Plans.  But, I don't know how to migrate the plan so I can see it in 'Management/Maintenance Plans' on the Server so I can schedule it.  How do I do this?  

FYI, I can create a job with the package and schedule it that way, but I need to do it as a MP.



Creating SQL Maintenance Plans from SSIS Package

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 is a suite of relational database management system (RDBMS) products providing multi-user database access functionality.Component services include integration (SSIS), reporting (SSRS), analysis (SSAS), data quality, master data, T-SQL and performance tuning. Major improvements include the  Always On technologies and support for unstructured data types.