How to resolve error while updating the Package from SVN?

Hi Bhoobalan,

Please check the application logs at the moment of the issue reproduce for additional details on the error message. Additionally try generating the source code for all schemas and compiling the app in configurations before updating the package from SVN. Also this error message can state that there is a process or some logic in the package that uses the column that was deleted from some object. Try searching anything in the system using the query:

set nocount on
declare @name varchar(128), @substr nvarchar(4000), @column varchar(128)
declare @sql nvarchar(max),
  @newval nvarchar(max)

set @substr = N'BC2E7A0A-2B9E-4A10-BE73-B2FF59752ABF' --INPUT THE ID HERE
set @sql =  N''
set @newval = @substr

create table #rslt 
(table_name varchar(128), field_name varchar(128), value nvarchar(max))

declare s cursor fast_forward for select table_name from information_schema.tables where table_type = 'BASE TABLE' order by table_name
open s
fetch next from s into @name
while @@fetch_status = 0
begin
 declare c cursor fast_forward for 
 select quotename(column_name) as column_name from information_schema.columns 
   where data_type in ('text', 'ntext', 'varchar', 'char', 'nvarchar', 'char', 'sysname','uniqueidentifier') and table_name  = @name
 set @name = quotename(@name)
 open c
 fetch next from c into @column
 while @@fetch_status = 0
 begin
--   print 'Processing table - ' + @name + ', column - ' + @column
   exec('insert into #rslt select ''' + @name + ''' as Table_name, ''' + @column + ''', ' + @column + 
 ' from' + @name + ' where ' + @column + ' like ''' + @substr + '''')
   fetch next from c into @column
 end
 close c
 deallocate c
 fetch next from s into @name
end

select table_name as [Table Name], field_name as [Field Name], count(*) as [Found Matches] from #rslt
group by table_name, field_name
order by table_name, field_name

select * from #rslt order by table_name, field_name

drop table #rslt
close S
deallocate S

And check what does this query return.

Best regards,

Oscar