Stupid Me! I copied the Flat File Destination but forgot to change the Connection Manager on it. Shame on me!
Thanks.
This browser is no longer supported.
Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support.
So I have a need to output the results of a SQL Server Stored Procedure to two different Flat File Destinations and we are using a Multicast in order to try and do so. When we run the SSIS Package, we get...
"The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process"
I thought this was the whole idea behind the Multicast
Both files are writing out to our Network Shared Drives.
I'm just really confused by this error.
Am I missing something here??? Am I going to have to repeat my Data Flow task in order to work around this?? Seems like double the work for what I thought the Multicast was supposed to be used for.
When I copied the project and tried each file separately, it worked just fine.
Stupid Me! I copied the Flat File Destination but forgot to change the Connection Manager on it. Shame on me!
Thanks.
I created a simple SSIS package using a Multicast task to export a table data to two different names of the text files and it worked. Not sure if your package has some specific tasks in it.