Amour22015
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SSIS 2008 - Correct way of opening a ssis package
Hi experts,
I am knew too all this.
Ok I need to open a SSIS package so I can work on it.
The problem I am having is how to open it up the correct way?
I have this:
\\Servername\Folder\subfol der
I have VS2008 installed
I go to File>open> after that things do not work for me
Please help and thanks
I am knew too all this.
Ok I need to open a SSIS package so I can work on it.
The problem I am having is how to open it up the correct way?
I have this:
\\Servername\Folder\subfol
I have VS2008 installed
I go to File>open> after that things do not work for me
Please help and thanks
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Are you trying to open a Solution, Project or a simple package file?
Your question only refers a package.
Your question only refers a package.
ASKER
Ok when I double click on the:
\\Servername\Folder\subfol der
I get too see 2 SSIS names
I double click on one of them and I get a:
Execute Package Utility menu
I do not want too execute this package
I want to just bring it into the source control
so I can work on it.
Please help and thanks
\\Servername\Folder\subfol
I get too see 2 SSIS names
I double click on one of them and I get a:
Execute Package Utility menu
I do not want too execute this package
I want to just bring it into the source control
so I can work on it.
Please help and thanks
By default it may be executing the file on double-click. Try with right-click and check if there's an option to OPEN.
ASKER
Maybe I am confused about a solution/package
But I thought that a package already has a solution?
I guess this is where I get more confused:
It has this as a type:
Integration Services Configuration
Integration Services Package
There are 2 with the same SSIS names
Thanks.
But I thought that a package already has a solution?
I guess this is where I get more confused:
It has this as a type:
Integration Services Configuration
Integration Services Package
There are 2 with the same SSIS names
Thanks.
ASKER
I tried to open using the add existing package but I get this:
See Attachment:
Thanks
SnapShotOpen.docx
See Attachment:
Thanks
SnapShotOpen.docx
First of all you can insert the image directly in you post.
Second, the error is access denied meaning that you don't have access to open the SSIS package.
Second, the error is access denied meaning that you don't have access to open the SSIS package.
ASKER
Ok, how do you insert the image directly?
Do you mean too:
Take a print Scrn.
Then paste into the window?
But I need to crop the pictures from the "Print Scrn" first.
I noticed a "Insert image" icon at the top, but that looks for a file.
Which means I need to first create the Cropped picture?
I am trying to get permission for the SSIS package Thanks
Do you mean too:
Take a print Scrn.
Then paste into the window?
But I need to crop the pictures from the "Print Scrn" first.
I noticed a "Insert image" icon at the top, but that looks for a file.
Which means I need to first create the Cropped picture?
I am trying to get permission for the SSIS package Thanks
Yes, you need to take a snapshot of the screen and then save it as an image instead of paste it to a Word document and save it. Then you just need to click on the "Insert Image" icon and point to the file. It's simple and let everyone see the image without downloading files.
ASKER
I have never done it that way, so now is my chance too learn how?
So I take a "Print Scrn" (SnapShot)
What program do I open? to place the "SnapShot" into?
Does that program have a cropping tool?
Cause:
When I click on the "Insert Image" Icon on top it asks for a file?
Thanks
So I take a "Print Scrn" (SnapShot)
What program do I open? to place the "SnapShot" into?
Does that program have a cropping tool?
Cause:
When I click on the "Insert Image" Icon on top it asks for a file?
Thanks
If you don't have an image editor application every Windows comes with Paint (check in Accessories). Just paste there and save it.
ASKER
Turns out I did not have the permission on the SSIS package. Thanks for your help
ASKER
Don't you do File>Open>Team Project
Then you get the Connect to Team Foundation Server menu?
<Server>
<add>
The solution has already been made otherwise how would a SSIS package already exist?
This is not a new SSIS package, this is one I have been asked too update.
See Attachment please
Thanks for any help
SnapShotTeam.docx