Originally posted on Masud Ahmed:
In short, avoid using mapped network drives inside your SSIS package for things like file paths, control flow settings, log file locations, etc… Instead use UNC path notations. (serversharedirectory) Why? Well, if you’re always running an SSIS package by hand using dtexec.exe, or through Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS), dtexecui.exe,…
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SSIS: Mapped Network Drives and Accessing remote files on network
Masud Ahmed In short, avoid using mapped network drives inside your SSIS package for things like file paths, control flow settings, log file locations, etc… Instead use UNC path notations. (serversharedirectory) Why? Well, if you’re always running an SSIS package by hand using dtexec.exe, or through Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS), dtexecui.exe, etc…
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