SQL 2012 :: Error - Index Was Outside The Bounds Of The Array

Sep 2, 2014

Currently underway with migrating from SQL 2005 to SQL2012. I have loaded all of my SSRS reports into Visual Studio 2010 (SQL Server Data Tools) and they all appeared to upgrade fine. I have 150+ reports and I'm in the middle of recreating a tonne of Subscriptions.

However, I have 4 reports that run fine, execute nicely.... but as soon as I click on 'Subscriptions' I get the index bounds array error.

I could attempt to re-create them. It's only 4 reports after all. But it doesn't answer the question, why would the reports execute fine, but unable to create a subscription?

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Hi,

I really don't know why I'm getting this error! Index was outside the bounds of the array.

I am reading a comma-delimited flat file, line by line. This is part of my script component:


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I've done this quite a few times before in other packages. WHY is it telling me that rowValues(1) is out of bounds?? I've commented out EVERYTHING in my script, except for these 2 rows. If I comment out Row.col2, I don't get the out of bounds error. If I include Row.col2, I get the out of bounds error, so it doesn't like rowValues(1).

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