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ssis tutorial: stop processing and move file to error folder on error

this tutorial will guide you through the process of configuring an ssis package to handle file processing errors gracefully. specifically, we'll cover how to:

1. *detect errors* during file processing.
2. *stop further processing* of the failing file.
3. *move the error file* to a designated error folder.
4. *log the error details* for analysis.

this is a crucial aspect of building robust etl (extract, transform, load) solutions. without proper error handling, your package might fail unexpectedly, leaving you with incomplete or corrupted data.

*prerequisites:*

**sql server data tools (ssdt)**: this comes with sql server. make sure you have it installed.
*sql server instance:* you'll need access to a sql server instance for package deployment and optional logging.
*basic ssis knowledge:* familiarity with control flow, data flow tasks, variables, and expressions is expected.
*file system access:* you'll need read/write access to the source, destination, and error folders.

*scenario:*

let's assume we have a source folder containing csv files. the goal is to read these files, perform some transformations, and load them into a sql server table. if any error occurs during the processing of a specific file (e.g., invalid data format, missing columns), we want to stop processing that file, move it to an error folder, and record the error.

*steps:*

*1. package setup:*

1. *create a new ssis package:* open ssdt and create a new integration services project. add a new ssis package to the project.
2. *declare variables:* in the "variables" pane (view - other windows - variables), create the following variables:

| variable name | data type | scope | description | example value |
...

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