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Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

  1. Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    the executing the DTS.

    When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1

    If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    completes succesffully.

    If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    calling Execute.

    I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    connection.

    Not sure what's going wrong.


  2. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    occurs.

    shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > the executing the DTS.
    >
    > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    >
    > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > completes succesffully.
    >
    > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > calling Execute.
    >
    > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > connection.
    >
    > Not sure what's going wrong.



  3. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    occurs.

    shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > the executing the DTS.
    >
    > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    >
    > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > completes succesffully.
    >
    > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > calling Execute.
    >
    > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > connection.
    >
    > Not sure what's going wrong.



  4. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    occurs.

    shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > the executing the DTS.
    >
    > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    >
    > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > completes succesffully.
    >
    > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > calling Execute.
    >
    > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > connection.
    >
    > Not sure what's going wrong.



  5. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    occurs.

    shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > the executing the DTS.
    >
    > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    >
    > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > completes succesffully.
    >
    > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > calling Execute.
    >
    > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > connection.
    >
    > Not sure what's going wrong.



  6. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    occurs.

    shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > the executing the DTS.
    >
    > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    >
    > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > completes succesffully.
    >
    > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > calling Execute.
    >
    > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > connection.
    >
    > Not sure what's going wrong.



  7. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    BTW, I'm using C# with 2005 Express IDE. Any help would be really
    appreciated. I'm banging my head against a wall on this one.

    shuma...@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    > recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    > globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    > unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    > assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    > tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    > occurs.
    >
    > shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > > the executing the DTS.
    > >
    > > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    > >
    > > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > > completes succesffully.
    > >
    > > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > > calling Execute.
    > >
    > > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > > connection.
    > >
    > > Not sure what's going wrong.



  8. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    BTW, I'm using C# with 2005 Express IDE. Any help would be really
    appreciated. I'm banging my head against a wall on this one.

    shuma...@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    > recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    > globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    > unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    > assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    > tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    > occurs.
    >
    > shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > > the executing the DTS.
    > >
    > > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    > >
    > > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > > completes succesffully.
    > >
    > > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > > calling Execute.
    > >
    > > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > > connection.
    > >
    > > Not sure what's going wrong.



  9. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    BTW, I'm using C# with 2005 Express IDE. Any help would be really
    appreciated. I'm banging my head against a wall on this one.

    shuma...@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    > recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    > globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    > unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    > assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    > tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    > occurs.
    >
    > shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > > the executing the DTS.
    > >
    > > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    > >
    > > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > > completes succesffully.
    > >
    > > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > > calling Execute.
    > >
    > > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > > connection.
    > >
    > > Not sure what's going wrong.



  10. Re: Type Mismatch when Excuting Dynamicproperties

    BTW, I'm using C# with 2005 Express IDE. Any help would be really
    appreciated. I'm banging my head against a wall on this one.

    shuma...@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > I have also Loaded from the server, and the problem still occurs. I
    > recreated a new DTs package and added only a connection, a string
    > globalvariable, and a dynamicproperties task. The package runs fine
    > unless I add a variable assignment to the dynamicproperties task that
    > assigns to either DataSource or Catalog of the connection(I haven't
    > tried other types of assignments). In either case the error still
    > occurs.
    >
    > shumaker@cs.fsu.edu wrote:
    > > I am loading a DTS from a local file, setting the DTS parameters, and
    > > the executing the DTS.
    > >
    > > When I call Execute on the package it gives me "Type mismatch" for
    > > DTSStep_DTSDynamicPropertiesTask_1
    > >
    > > If I run the package manually from Enterprise Manager, then it
    > > completes succesffully.
    > >
    > > If I remove that task from the package, then the package runs fine when
    > > calling Execute.
    > >
    > > I have two string Globalvariable that are assigned(by the dynamic
    > > properties task) to the Catalog and DataSource of an OLEDB SQL Server
    > > connection.
    > >
    > > Not sure what's going wrong.



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