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.
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Code: 0xC001700A
Code: 0xC0016020
Code: 0xC0010018
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