How to run a local dtsx package within SQL Server Management Studio?
12,832
Solution 1
Double-clicking a .dtsx
file should launch the DTExec GUI.
If you want to run in SSMS, then you will need to use a SQL Server Agent job.
If you see yourself developing and running many packages, use the SSISDB Catalog to store, manage, and execute packages.
Solution 2
Updated answer (I suppose this is windows only):
- If you have visual studio, go to extensions, search for "Sql Server Integration Services Projects." That will just direct you to a download.
- In any case, install the above mentioned... thing. It's fat, but painless (no options to worry about).
- That will add dtexec to your path.
- dtexec /f "YourPackage.dtsx"
Author by
Manu
Updated on June 08, 2022Comments
-
Manu almost 2 years
I have created a .dtsx file with the import wizard of SSMS and stored the file in the local file system. I can open this file with SSMS and get its XML content displayed in the Object Explorer.
Now I want to run this file with SSMS. I have tried the right mouse button and searched all available menu items, but could not find a command for executing the .dtsx file.
-
JustDaveN over 3 yearsIn my case, Double-clicking didn't launch anything, but using your answer as inspiration, I added the Association that was missing to: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\140\Tools\Binn\ManagementStudio\ DTExecUI.exe