Subah,
"I was looking at the double apostrophes option, however that was not of much help since I am unable to manipulate the text coming out of the description. "
Not sure I understand. You're inserting this into some sort of error log table right? So you are trying to dynamically build a string like this:
INSERT LogTable (ErrorMessage) VALUES ('<your_error_message>')
right?
So your expression would look like this:
"INSERT LogTable (ErrorMessage) VALUES ('+ REPLACE(@[System::ErrorDescription], "'", "") + "')"
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"your suggestion is to build the ErrorDescription instead of using the system variable, correct?"
No, the Execute SQL Task allows you to use placeholders for parameters like so:
INSERT LogTable (ErrorMessage) VALUES ( ? )
and then you would assign @[System::ErrorDescription] to the question mark placeholder. That's sandard fucntionality in Execute SQL Task.
-Jamie
