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I've been doing some porting of old SSIS packages from a legacy system into a new system. I was running some tests only to see some kind of error output related to the ODBC connection with Code: 0xC0202009.

The package's two connection managers are both built with SQLNCLI11.1 as the provider.

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I believe I can fix the error if I switch that to SQLOLEDB.1. Is there a simple way to do that without having to rebuild the entire package from scratch? Is there an XML file somewhere I can just replace the old value with the new one?

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The only way is to open the package (.dtsx) file with a text editor (notepad, notepad++). And search for this property and replace it manually. (.Dtsx file is an xml file)

But replacing this property may cause other errors if each provider has different properties. So Take a backup of these packages before editing.

Take a look at this question it may help you (check my answer and the others. It will give you an idea on how a dtsx file can be readed outside of visual studio):

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