SQL Server Job that were written in SSIS packages failed

could not load package files system because of error 0x80070002. Description: could not find file 'C:\program files\microsoft SQL Server\100\DTS\Binn\. The package could not be loaded. The step failed. I found this error on one of my job configured in
ssis packages which take a view statement from my production server, which actually is in a cluster environment. Thank you guys

It's a little difficult to infer what could be happening without having an idea about what the package does. If you can share one or two screenshots of it, it would be great. You will need Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) for SQL 2008 or previous,
or SQL Data Tools if SQL 2012. Right click over the package in the file system and select "Edit".
In the meanwhile, let me give some ideas for troubleshooting:
If your servers are 64bits, be sure your SQL Agent Job step for the SSIS package is running also in 64bits.
Assuming your package basically takes data from the view and move it to other server, main of the workload should be at read time from the view. Try running the SQL statement that package is issuing and take the time. If the time is still less than
3 minutes, your package should have more logic/transformations doing other tasks that we will need to look in. If time is much more, maybe you have much more data in the view underlying tables.
If querying from the view is still so fast, we will need to understand what the package is doing after the initial read.
HTH
Please, mark this post as Answer if this helps you to solve your question/problem.
Alan Koo | "Microsoft Business Intelligence and more..."
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