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Hi All,

We have this SSIS package that serves a ETL role, but sometimes when the package crashes we wanted our support personnel to be aware of it, so we did implement an Event handler Package, executable is the package and Event Handler on taskFailed. The idea is if any of the Tasks fail, then trigger the event handler.

Now recently I found out while debugging the package, one of the DFT's failed, and the control went to the Event handler. But thenrest of the Task's are executing and the package finished successfully.

How do I ensure that if at all some Tasks fail, the control should invoke the task at the event handler and end the package run.

One more query, what is the ideal and best way of Event handling to be followed in case of ETL jobs ?

Thanks in Advance.

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Privileges: -
Restricted Sid Count: 0
Access Mask: 0x20015



Applied the following fix

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907460/


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=======The Process follows like this =========

--**************************************
--
-- Name: A relational technique to strip
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-- Description:A relational technique to
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