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Hi, I have an SSIS package installed on the server. Unfortunately, I don't have the corresponding SSIS package source. Is there a way to get the package source from the encrypted field packagedata? The .dtsx file could not be found anywhere on the server. :( Nobody knows where else it is... Please help Thanks in advance Regards Pandu
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If you have the package on the server, you can export it back from server easily using the SSMS. When connecting from SSMS choose as server type Integration Services and connect to your server. Then locate package you need, right click on it and choose Export. As Package location choose File System and select a place where you want to store the package and you are done. You have the package on your local machine. Eventualy you can get sources of the packages using a select from MSDB. The packages are stored in msdb in the Using the above select you will have the package source XML code in the PackageSource field.
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Thanks a lot! Both the options - Exporting and the query worked very well. I tried to save the xml as .dtsx and was also able to open it in Visual Studio! Only a minor note from my end is - I didn't see sysssispackages in SQL 2005 or SQL 2008. I have the table name as sysdtspackages90 Thanks again for the timely help! Regards Pandu Ah.. the [sysssispackages] table is in SQL 2008R2. As you wrote in the 2005 there is sysdtspackages90
Feb 12 '11 at 11:39 PM
Pavel Pawlowski
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