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Is there any way I can configure the Configuration file Path.

I have an understanding that wherever I store my package but my Configuration file(XML) must be store in the place specified in the package. In my dev environment I have C Drive as such the package is in DevServerNameC:SSIS.

However, there is no C drive allocated in Prod envirnment as such package is going to rest in ProdServerName/SSIS


Now if I place my package and execute here and it will look for configuration files(XML) which are on C file path. Then I guess my package fails.


I am just wondering how can I make my package configure file path dynamic?

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