Amour22015
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SSIS 2008 - Viewing Variable Values at Runtime
Hi,
I am very new to all this.
I followed this link:
http://agilebi.com/jwelch/2009/11/29/ssis-101-viewing-variable-values-at-runtime/
I disabled the task within the package that I did not want included.
My question is how do you read this?
I am trying to understand
Why does it not show the values of what is being passed?
Please look at my snapshot.
Thanks
SnapshotViewVariables.docx
I am very new to all this.
I followed this link:
http://agilebi.com/jwelch/2009/11/29/ssis-101-viewing-variable-values-at-runtime/
I disabled the task within the package that I did not want included.
My question is how do you read this?
I am trying to understand
Why does it not show the values of what is being passed?
Please look at my snapshot.
Thanks
SnapshotViewVariables.docx
ASKER
Ok,
If I copy the SQLStatement in the Execute SQL Task (GetFileID FromDtabase) to: SQL Server using Query
I can see that there are 3 with a 36 count = 108 records
Why I can not see that when I do this view variables?
I am selecting
Set Breakpoints:
Break when the container receives the OnPostExecute event
Is that the wrong event?
I am just trying to understand better
Thanks
If I copy the SQLStatement in the Execute SQL Task (GetFileID FromDtabase) to: SQL Server using Query
I can see that there are 3 with a 36 count = 108 records
Why I can not see that when I do this view variables?
I am selecting
Set Breakpoints:
Break when the container receives the OnPostExecute event
Is that the wrong event?
I am just trying to understand better
Thanks
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ASKER
Great thanks
The second parameter User::FileID doesn't show any value because it's used in the context of your Foreach Loop Container, so although it's accessible at the package level, but it won't be set until the first iteration of your loop is completed.
Hope that makes sense.