SSIS包执行完成显示蓝色提示而非绿色成功，寻求原因排查建议

Hey there, let's dig into why your SSIS packages are showing that blue notification instead of the familiar green success checkmark. I've run into similar quirks before, so here are actionable steps to diagnose and fix the issue:

1. Check Visual Studio's Output Window for Details #

First, let's look at what's actually being reported under the hood:

• Open the Output window in Visual Studio (View > Output from the top menu).
• Make sure the dropdown at the top of the window is set to Integration Services.
• Scan the output text for hidden warnings or info-level messages. Sometimes SSIS uses blue notifications to flag non-critical but notable events (like a target directory already existing) even if the task technically completes successfully.

2. Verify SSIS Project Debugging Settings #

Odd behavior can often trace back to misconfigured project settings:

• Right-click your SSIS project > Properties.
• Navigate to the Debugging tab:
  • Check the Run64BitRuntime setting. If your environment relies more on 32-bit tools, toggling this to False might resolve unexpected UI feedback.
  • Look at LoggingLevel—if it's set to Basic or Verbose, try switching to None or Performance to reduce extra output that could trigger the blue notification.

3. Update or Repair SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) #

Since this started only in the last few weeks, a recent VS/SSDT update might be the culprit:

• Open the Visual Studio Installer, go to your VS 2017 instance, and select Modify.
• Check for updates to the SQL Server Data Tools component—install any available updates, or use the Repair option to fix corrupted files.
• If all else fails, reset your VS settings to default by running devenv /ResetSettings in Command Prompt (this won't delete your projects, just UI/configuration preferences).

4. Audit Your File System Task Configuration #

Even simple tasks can have hidden quirks:

• For your directory copy task:
  • Confirm if the target directory already exists. If OverwriteDestination is set to False, SSIS might output a blue info message noting the directory exists instead of showing a green success (even if no errors occurred).
  • Toggle OverwriteDestination to True and re-run the package—see if the green success notification returns.

5. Check for Unintended Event Handlers #

Double-check if custom event handlers are triggering the blue message:

• Right-click your SSIS package > Event Handlers.
• Look for any enabled handlers (especially OnInformation), which might be configured to output messages that override the default success UI.

6. Rule Out Permission or Environment Issues #

• Try running Visual Studio as Administrator—subtle permission limitations can sometimes cause SSIS to return non-standard success feedback.
• Verify that the user running VS has full read/write access to both source and target directories for your File System Task.

If none of these steps fix the issue, sharing the exact text from the blue notification (from the Output window) would help narrow things down further!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Needaf1x