SSIS Package execution - SQL Server 2012

Hi all
I am attempting to run a deployed package manually (not via a job) through the SSMS 2012 GUI and the error dictates that my Execute Process Task cannot access on of my network drives (\\Share\Directory).
If I run the package through SSDT, it runs fine.
How can I get my package to see the required directory please? It needs read/write permissions.
Thanks.

Hi warnerrj79,
If I understand correctly, you directly execute a package through SSDT, it works fine. When you right-click on a package under Integration Services Catalog \ SSISDB \ <Folder name> \ Projects \ <Project name> \ Packages \ <Package name>
and select Execute... to run a package in SQL Server Management Studio, it fails with the error ”Execute Process Task cannot access on the network drives (\\Share\Directory).”
When we execute a package under Integration Services Catalog, the package will run under the credentials used to connect to SQL Server Management Studio. Please note that we need run the package using Windows Authentication.
As to your issue, please make sure the account connects to SQL Server Management Studio has required permissions to access the shared folder.
If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
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I create ONE ssis package which is executed by ONE sql agent job. lets call this 'PackageExecutionWrapper.dtsx'
PackageExectionWrapper then contains multiple 'Execute Package' tasks for the packages you want to execute.
In the package you can apply any package execution rules - which packages have to run after the other, which packages can run concurrently, which packages should only run if previous succeeded.
If you need to change the sequence, simple, just update the PackageExecutionWrapper package.

SSIS Package execution - SQL Server 2012

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