Indirect Configuration problem

I'm having a problem with indirect configurations on my client's machine.

I've created a package that uses an xml configuration file (.dtsconfig file) that is pointed to by an environment variable. I have this package running on my machine using Windows XP and on my test machine that uses Windows Server 2003. When I set it up on my client's test machine also running Windows Server 2003 the package doesn't recognize the configuration and tries to use the values that it was originally programmed with on my development machine.

I installed the packages the same on both test servers including adding the appropriate environment variables. Is it possible there is something wrong with the environment? I haven't checked the various service pack levels on the two machines. I know that I keep my test machine up to date. I'm not sure about my client. Are there any known issues like this under specific service packs? Or am I just probably missing something glaringly obvious?

Thanks,

Jeff

Having an xml config file point to an environment variable is somewhat redundant, you could just have the environment varialbe as a configuration. Regardless, I've had issues with packages not recognizing new environment variables before. I'd try restarting the machine first.

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That was it. Thank you.

Jeff

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