Having SSIS package, the flow is Data moves from Hadoop to SQL and from SQL to Postgres. Placed it in GitLab for CI CD. Made the dtsx automate by creating a job in SSIS. When running manually the job got succeeded. In automation the job is failing as Hadoop has no permission from SQL server. In GitLab file taken source as SQL server. Please suggest how to do.
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I have a SSIS Package that reads an excel file located in a NAS folder.
The excel file has multiple sheets, but I'm interested in only one named "GDP".
The SSIS package correctly runs and loads data to a table in the SQL Database.
I deployed the package and added it as a step in a SQL Server Agent job.
The job fails giving the following error:
Opening a rowset for "GDP$" failed. Check that the object exsists in the database.
Any suggestion about fixing this issue?
The situation is that I have two DB servers with SQL Server, I need to transfer the data from Server A to Server B automatically every night.
So according to sql server data transfer from one server to another server, I created an SSIS project. And it manage to transfer data with good performance. But the question is, how do I export the project into SSIS package and run it every night?
I assume you are still running it from Visual Studio. To schedule it daily you will need to do the below,
Deploy your project to a SQL Server
Create an Agent job and schedule it.
Found a good article, sharing that with you here.
https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertutorial/9069/deploy-and-schedule-an-sql-server-integration-services-ssis-package-step-by-step/
You can either store the package as in the file system or in the SSIS catalog. I would say that storing it in the SSIS catalog is the best way to go here.
Before you deploy your package to the SSIS catalog you need to make sure that integration services is installed on your server as well as that the SSIS catalog has been created.
How to create ssis catalog
If all above is OK then proceed and deploy your package and create an agent job. Please notice that you need to set up permissions for the sql agent account so it can access your databases.
I have 1 SSIS package with simple Data flow task to read the data from CSV file and load it into the SQL server.
We have 3 servers :
1 unix server for control-M (RedHat Server7.6)
1 windows server for SQL database and SSIS
1 Window server for storing the files.
When we run the package from Control-M then it is not able to read the files from file server, but when we run the package from SQL Agent in SSIS then it is executing successfully.
I have already given the permission of file server folder to the account that we are using in Control-M connection profile. PFB Error for reference.
Data Flow Task:Error: Cannot open the datafile "Location".
Data Flow Task:Error: Flat File Source failed the pre-execute phase
and returned error code 0xC020200E.
In order to run SSIS packages in Control-M an Agent must exist on the server that contains the SSIS package. D
Do you have Control-M for Databases installed on the Agent? That is often a better way to run SSIS.
We have a DRP and need to 'back-up' our ssis and jobs from the production server to the DRP server.
How can an ssis in SQL integration services be copied to the second server when the ssis in production is added/modified ?
Same thing for jobs.
We already us log shipping to synch our data and structure.
We are running SQL 2012 and we store the ssis in the package store.
It seems that you need a Prod to DRP copy procedure. You can export SSIS Projects and packages and script SSISDB Environments and SQL Agent Job definitions. After that, deploy SSIS Packages and restore SSIS Environments and Jobs from generated scripts. This can be packaged in a PowerShell script to automate it.
I've just inherited a 2008R2 instance with a few jobs (scheduled jobs that execute various ssis packages) which are failing.
I want to export the .dtsx packages concerned from MSDB so I can troubleshoot them in Visual Studio, however, I can't connect to integration services to get at them, because its not installed!
I'm also unable to use DTUTIL at command prompt, because I get an error that Integration Services is not installed!
User says these pacakges were created as import/export jobs and saved to SQL Server (not file system) which appears to be the case.
I can see the packages by querying the msdb.dbo.sysssispackages table.
First question, is how have these been saved to SQL Server MSDB when SSIS isn't even enabled?
Secondly, how can I get at those pesky dtsx files?
Thanks