Database Management

Run an SSIS Package in 32 Bit Mode

First published date

7/29/2021 9:54 PM

Last published date

7/29/2021 9:54 PM

Overview

The end user needs to run a package in 32-bit mode. One possible reason is, the user is using an Excel Source but, doesn’t have a 64-bit version of Excel installed on the machine.

Product section

Task Factory (TF)

Resolution

Left click the Project Name in the Solution Explorer, within Visual Studio

2. Select Properties, then Debugging. Your view look should like the example below.

3. Set the Run64BitRuntime property to False

4. Execute your package. The package will now run in 32-bit mode.

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