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How can I change my Execute SQL task setting to behave like SSMS and continue dispite errors

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My insert below in ssis produces 26 rows, vs. 86 in ssms. I assume it timesout but I am not sure?

I'd like to get the same behavior. I changed MaximumErrorCount to 10000, but it didn't make a difference.

In both cases the insert fails for tables that don't have a Date column. But I am not concern about these failures and errors.

exec sp_MSforeachtable 
   'insert into max_date_in_db_tables(tablename, updated, maxdate) select ''?'', getdate(), max([Date]) from ?',
@whereand = 'and o.name like ''%'''

My task settings:

  1. delayValidation True
  2. DisableEventHandlers True
  3. FailPackageOnFailure False

I am using Microsoft Visual Basic 2008. The links below are related but don't provide a solution.


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