Testconnection failed in SSIS

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I am new to SSIS, recently we have upgraded application server from 32 bit to 64 bit system. After installing the application, i have established ODBC connection using ODBC connection manager from SysWOW64.folder From application i am able to connect to database.

When i establish test connection from SSIS package, i have got error.

"SSIS error code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR, An OLE DB error has occured. ErrorCode 0x80004005

Decription: Cannot open database "servername" requested by the login. Login failed."

Please help me to resolve this problem.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 15-May-15 3:00am

Manimala.Kottha

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ZurdoDev 15-May-15 13:43pm

Login failed. That seems pretty clear.

j snooze 15-May-15 17:37pm

Your ssis package might be running in 64 bit mode instead of 32. I know I had to force 32 bit to make it work with MS access. In the top menu select Project > [Your SSIS package name] Properties. In the properties screen it lists COnfiguration properties, Build, Deployment utility and debugging. Select "Debugging". There is an option in there called "Run64BitRuntime", set that to false. Hope that helps.

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