ERROR: Method not found: 'Void Microsoft.NetEnterpriseServers.ExceptionMessageBox.SetButtonText(System.String[])'. (Microsoft.DataWarehouse)

Question

Hello,

When I want to edit the configuration file at Package Configuration Wizard, I get this error: Method not found: 'Void Microsoft.NetEnterpriseServers.ExceptionMessageBox.SetButtonText(System.String[])'. (Microsoft.DataWarehouse)

Please refer to the screenshot below.

Kindly help and suggest the steps which I need to take in order to solve this problem?

Below are the details for the software and environment that I used:-

1. Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019
2. Windows Server 2019
3. SQL Server 2016

Answer 1

Hi @Syazwan Amir

Here is a same issue here you may take a reference to.

A work-around for now:

It will allow you to add a brand new .dtsconfig file

• Right click inside the package and select Package Configurations
• Click Add
• Type in “test”
• Pick any single property in the list and check it (i selected Variables->myVar->Properties->Value)
• Click next
• Type “workaround” for the Configuration Name
• Click Finish
• Click Close

Right-click on the dtsx package and view code (or press F7)

• Search for the word “workaround”
• change the path in “DTS:ConfigurationString”
• optionally change the name in “DTS:ObjectName”
• save

Regards，

Zoe Hui

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Answer 2

I am using VS 2019 with SSDT and facing same issue when try to use the configuration file across packages. Has this been resolved? Can't be making changes across dozens of packages.

Answer 3

Hi @ZoeHui-MSFT ,

I've the same problem with SSIS2022 and SQL server 2019.

Do you create a fix quickly ?

Best regards,

Herve VARIN

Answer 4

Hi @ZoeHui-MSFT ,

Thanks for the response and suggestion.

I managed to fix it as per the suggestion.

However, I have more than 10 packages that use the same .dtsconfig file.

Since all of the packages have the same issue, may I know if is there any workaround that can fix this problem?