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SQL Server 2008 SSIS FTP Step Failing

I have an 2008 SSIS package with an FTP step. I enter the FTP info into the FTP Connection Manager and the package will execute successfully. However it will not retain the FTP password even after saving the package. Any ideas?
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Try to right-click on your **FTP Connection Manager** and choose **Properties**. Type your password and then, when you get to saving your package, save it with **EncryptSensitiveWithPassword** option. This is different from the default **EncryptSensitiveWithUserKey** option, which will, for example, fail to run your package when you setup a job, because the account is not going to be consistent with yours (the one used to create SSIS package). Oleg
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marobins avatar image marobins commented ·
Sorry, I don't see the option to save it with EncryptSensitiveWithPassword. Thanks, Mark
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Oleg avatar image Oleg commented ·
@marobins I think I just found a great resource for your question on SSC site. It has 5 pages of discussions devoted to the same problem like you have. Here is the link: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic278800-148-1.aspx
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Daniel Ross avatar image Daniel Ross commented ·
Marobins, if you click on an empty space on the control flow then press F4 to bring up the properties of the package, there is a section on security. Make sure the package says EncryptSensitiveWithUserKey, then you will be able to keep the password in the FTP connection
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