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Setting SQL2012 SSIS Package Protection throws "Salt" attribute missing error on Project Connections.

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This error happens when I created a project-levelconnection manager with a Password, and set the project's ProtectionLevel toEncryptSensitiveWithPassword. (you see the error when you 'build' or close/reopen the project. - The connection manager is corrupted and must be deleted.)

PragmaticWorks reproduced it in TaskFactory and points responsibility to SQL. - Apparently this is only in occurring in Managed connections - such as SMO, WMI or ISV connections - but not OLEDB/ODBC.

This Connect item is relevant- https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/788987/salt-attribute-for-password-is-missing-in-the-project-manifest-ssis-smo-connection-manager

Any ideas on how to get the "salt" attribute added to the package and avoid the bug?


Scott Sewell, CustomerEffective | http:\\blog.CustomerEffective.com | Twitter:@ScottSewell


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