I have an excel file with one column. It can have date or number or text.

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We are getting the error – An OLEDB record is available. Source: Microsoft Access Database Engine Description: “Cannot start your application. The workgroup information file is missing or opened exclusively by another user” while executing the SSIS package from SSMS.
The package is executing successfully from Visual Studio.

How can I see the whole warning in an SSIS ETL package? In the screenshot you can see that SSIS cuts half of the message.

Why does SSIS propagate columns BACKWARDS through the pipeline to the point where they don’t yet exist, and then generate errors because of this?

I am doing a SSIS project right now. The goal for me is to read a specific file from the folder based on the File name. I have a Script Task written to read that speciic file, and I have the FullFilePath variable created to store that path after Script Task is run. The variable creation and the Script Task looks like below:

With SSIS, I need to convert the [Birthday] column, which is DateTime at the moment to “DATE” format.
I used a Derived column and chose the column [Birthday] from SQL server with the format below:
1952-09-25 00:00:00.000

I’m new to SSIS.
I need a complex excel format and generate every month so I use SSIS.
And wondering if it can be used to extract SQL Server data into a new Excel in a specific format?
How can do that??
I still no idea after search on net,
should I Pivot twice?

Using SSIS 2019 I have an SSIS package that has a sensitive project parameter set to true.
Using a Script Task with C# 2019 code, I am using the GetSensitiveValue().ToString() method.
I looked at several examples of this online, but no matter what I do it always returns an empty string.
If I set the project parameter sensitive property to false I see the string.

I am trying to insert data from CSV file into same name table from multiple environments(local1, local2, local3).