We are using a library created in VB.NET in SSIS – Script Task to carry out various database related activities.
How do I force the SSIS package to fail when the VB.NET class library invoke from within the package throws an exception?
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We are using a library created in VB.NET in SSIS – Script Task to carry out various database related activities.
How do I force the SSIS package to fail when the VB.NET class library invoke from within the package throws an exception?
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“Depending on how you have the rest of your package configured, you have the following options (maybe more):
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResults.Failure;, or (VB.Net)Dts.TaskResult = CInt(ScriptResults.Failure)throw new Exception(), or (VB.Net)Throw (New Exception())Option 1 requires that the rest of your components be connected to the Script via a Success precedence constraint.”