SSIS_Script_Task_Migration

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Created Date: 2025-06-16 13:12:48
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Title: SSIS Script Task Migration
Author: user
how can i fix this error from SSIS when upgrading  to SQL2019: Warning 0x40016044: Script Task: Found SQL Server Integration Services 2008 Script Task "ST_6838e92db6c940bfbc5c28321ec8a0d3" that requires migration!

Author: ChatGPT
This warning occurs because the SSIS Script Task was originally created in an older version of SQL Server (in this case, SQL Server 2008) and needs to be migrated to a newer version of SSIS, which matches SQL Server 2019.

Here are the steps to resolve this issue:

### 1. **Open the Package in SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT)**
   - Open the SSIS package in the latest version of SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) that is compatible with SQL Server 2019.
   - When you open the package, SSDT will attempt to upgrade it. You will typically be prompted to confirm the migration of older components, such as the Script Task.

### 2. **Open the Script Task Editor**
   - Double-click on the Script Task that triggered the warning.
   - This will open the Script Task editor, where you can edit or review the code.

### 3. **Recompile the Script**
   - Inside the Script Task editor, click on the **Edit Script** button. This will open the script in the Visual Studio editor.
   - Without making any changes, rebuild the script by selecting **Build** -> **Build Solution** from the top menu in Visual Studio.
   - Close the script editor after the build is successful.

### 4. **Save and Deploy the Package**
   - Save your changes in SSDT and re-deploy the package to the SSISDB on SQL Server 2019.

### 5. **Test the Package**
   - Run the SSIS package to ensure the migration was successful and that no additional warnings or errors occur.

### 6. **Revisit Custom Assemblies or References**
   - If the Script Task uses any custom assemblies or references to specific .NET libraries, make sure they are compatible with the .NET version used by SQL Server 2019. You may need to update references to newer versions of these libraries.

This process will help migrate the Script Task to the version of SSIS that is compatible with SQL Server 2019 and eliminate the warning.

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