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Hi All,

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2. I deploy the signed assembly to the../../DTS/90/LogProviders directory & the GAC on both machine A & machine B.

3. I create a new package on machine A & go to enable logging for this new custom provider: I find it in the drop-down list of providers, and I can add it successfully.

4. I create a new package on machine B & go to enable logging for this new custom provider: I find it in the drop-down list of providers, but I can't add it. I get the following error:

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Tamim.

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I am new to SSIS but I am learning fast. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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