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Arne Garvander
(I program VB.Net for fun and C# to get paid.)
I assume that you run the package from a job? There is a tab on the
job step properties which says which config file to use.
If you are running it some other way add the /ConfigFile (or /CONF)
switch and give it the path to the config file.
Denny
>How do I add a config file to a SSIS Package?
>How do I change source and destination server when I move a package from a
>development environment to a destination environment?
Arne:
I wrote a blog concerning SSIS Configurations that you may find helpful:
http://toddchitt.wordpress.com/2008/06/27/ssis_config/

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Todd C
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> How do I add a config file to a SSIS Package?
> How do I change source and destination server when I move a package from a
> development environment to a destination environment?
Joe H - 31 Jul 2008 16:12 GMT
I can vouch for this guy's approach. I may have close to 20 packages that
pull from many data sources with a Master_Run all package. Using this guys
way takes seconds to bounce between running it on local dev to agency dev or
QA or PROD - it's the bomb!
> Arne:
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