SSIS Package not executing even after reaching in execution mode - visual-studio-2010

I have created SSIS package in VS 2010. What actually happens is When I execute the package it goes in execution mode, but nothing happens. Even the validation doesn't start. When you go for Execution results to check the progress, It will show all the progress of last run.
Earlier, When i was facing the same issue, I save the package and build it again. After that it runs successfully. But now, after doing the same, I cant execute my package.
Can anyone tell me why am I facing this issue?

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Visual Studio Version 15.2 (26430.6) Release.
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For anyone encountering this. Updating to version 26430.12 will resolve this. Looks like the previous release contained a bug.
While there may be other causes, testhost.exe and testhost.x86.exe can both result in a lock that prevents the build from completing. The symptoms are bewildering-- the test explorer churns indefinitely, sometimes timeout warnings appear in the build. Sometimes the files cannot be accessed even after VS is shut down.
If you are using nUnit or another test framework, make sure that test discovery does not encounter any infinite loops or crashes in your code. If this happens, it can hang the testhost executable. For example, if you use nUnit TestCase or TestCaseSource, if any of these perform an action that can hang, lock up, or crash, they will be invoked before the tests are executed.
This is the tricky bit-- your tests haven't run yet, but your code can lock up VS! While this may not be your problem, if you have unit test discovery in any way, check that it all completes.
One way to make sure all discovery completes is to use the functions from a test itself, and disable them as a TestCase or TestCaseSource (or equivalent in other test frameworks). If the test hangs or crashes, that's the culprit.
For me it helped to run the program again with accepting "run last successful build". After the run, the locks were gone.

System Scheduler and SSIS execution problems

I have this issue with the System Scheduler. I have created a project using Visual Studio 2010, then I have scheduled its execution at a certain moment of the day, but when I tried to see the execution result nothing had happened, the execution was never initialized. Just for check I created a very simple package that gets the information from one table to another, but when the execution is running using the scheduler the command window appears so quickly that I could not see nothing and besides the package was not executed.
I wonder if maybe there is a problem with this version of Visual Studio and the scheduler because with 2008 version I have never had any problem, and if there is a possible solution for this problem.
This is what I used to do:
First I create a .bat file with the next code
#echo off
dtexec /FILE "Path_to_my_package\Package.dtsx" /CHECKPOINTING OFF /REPORTING EWCDI
echo Finishing........
exit
Then I specify in the System Scheduler that I want to run this package in a certain without any problem, and now this is not working.
As mmarie said, you should use SQL Agent for automating SSIS packages. The Visual Studio is irrelevant with this issue. If you used the normal scheduler, you should invoke DTExec and pass your package as an argument, you can check the link below for more details:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms162810(v=sql.105).aspx
However, the better alternative is SQL Agent, where you can create a job and check the outcome in a better way. It is explained in details in the below link:
How do I create a step in my SQL Server Agent Job which will run my SSIS package?

On repeat executions, SSIS package does not run, but does not error

I've been running into a problem on occasion for a few weeks where I will execute an SSIS package, and it won't run. The stripes don't appear on the background, the spinning yellow/green/red circles don't come up, the progress bar does not appear, and none of the data that is supposed to be transferred is transferred. However, I have to hit the stop button in order to do anything else, as if the package is running. I realized when trying to troubleshoot a specific package today that it often happens when the same package is run more than once. It will run successfully once, but on the second try, it usually just hangs. I've tried closing and reopening the package, closing and reopening visual studio, and have tried using both VS2010 and 2012, but found that restarting my computer is the only thing that seems to make the package run properly. But I can't restart my entire computer every time I need to run a package more than once! One of my coworkers has run into this problem randomly also. Has anyone else seen it or have any idea what it could be?
IS this behavior only with this package or you are facing issue with any package? Disable most of the Tasks and start with one by one and see where exactly is the issue.

Debug Tests - Not Executed. Waiting for tests to initialize

I am attempting to debug a test, but it is not being executed
Warning 7/12/2012 9:16:53 AM Test run 'xxx#YYY 2012-07-12 09:14:52'
could not be executed. Timed out waiting for the process that runs
tests to initialize.
I however do not have any initializer code at all.
This was working previously, but I just modified Nuget in the solution to allow for Nuget Restore. I am unsure of whether this is the cause or not.
How can I debug through my test again?
I restarted my computer and my tests started debugging fine.
It looks like that Nuget Restore is the cause. In order to confirm it 100% disable Nuget Restore..
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UnitTest keeps hanging in Visual Studio 2010

I recently run into problems when running all my unit tests at once.
I can debug them and run my tests seperate without problems, but when running them all together, the test-run keeps hanging half way through.
This happens:
"Run all tests in Solution"
The first tests parses without problem (slower then usual though)
At some point it gets stuck. Nothing fails, no exceptions, VS just stops running the pending tests.
When stopping the test-run it gets stuck again, and I need to restart VS to abort the test-run.
Normally I would expect a bug in my code, but I haven't made any changes to the code beeing testet since last succesful test-run. The only thing I did was run Performance Wizard - Cuncurrency profiling.
It always stops the same place, when removing some tests from the run it stops a new place (still without actually entering any leftover tests).
I have no clue what is causing this. But seems like I'm having problem with a VS setting rather then a code Error.
Any suggestions? Do Performance Wizard change any settings that might have influenced the way test should be run?
System details:
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit,
Visual Studio 10 Premium
This sounds like a concurrency issue. It seems that one test changes the testenvironment in such a way that another test runs into a deadlock. When you remove some tests, the test run order is changed and some other tests get stuck.
So I would look for a concurrency issue regarding your test environment/externall dependencies.
I can't really explain why this works, but it solved the problem!
I reversed the '.csproj' file to an earlier version, in one of the projects that had been in 'contact' with the Performance Wizard, and now my tests works.
ALSO Be aware of that Performance Wizard can change the solution configurations from 'DEBUG' to 'RELEASE' mode in some cases. This was not the case for me, but have been a pain for some of my colleagues.

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