The manifest file is located in your DeploymentOutputPath. Go the the properties of your project and select "Deployment Utility" to see the path.

As far as the registry changes...why don't you...

Howard is correct. Given the simplicity of the question at hand (no offense Jordan) I didn't want to potentially confuse him.

Using NOT EXISTS is a better solution considering that it...

delete from users

where userid in

(select users.userID from users

left join aspnet_users

on users.username = aspnet_users.username

where aspnet_users.UserName is null)

Change "userid =" to "userid in"

I had a similar issue.

I have SQL 2005 Standard Edition, SQL 2008 Express with Advanced Services, VS2005, VS2008 installed on my machine. When I would try to deploy a SSISDeploymentManifest...