I ran an ssis package in IntegrationRuntime on data factory.
The package is hosted on an azure sql database.
Its a very basic data movement from source to sql database table.
I killed off the ssis execution about half way through its run, but the table is still getting rows inserted. This occurred for about 5 minutes after the ssis package was killed within sql server.
is this expected behavior?
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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?
I'm fairly certain at this point that my trouble is rooted in permissions.
My SSIS package simply pulls data from an Access DB and populates a SQL table. When I run this package in VS (by clicking Start), it works and my SQL table populates. As soon as I try to execute the package within SSMS or in a SQL Agent job, it falls apart, with the following errors:
I am running SQL Server 2016 and SQL Server Data Tools in VS 2013, in case that is relevant information.
Great appreciation for anyone who can point me in the right direction.
We have developed SSIS package which had target framework SQL Server 2014.
Package has 2 states:
1. Which truncates the required SQL Table.
2. Pull data from SharePoint list data by hitting Service call and dumps data to truncated sql server table.
Latter on some SQL Server 2016 upgrades been done on server from IT department. So Dev team has to change target version in SSIS to SQL Server 2016. Which is working fine from SSDT tool (All states executes perfect).
The generated ".dtsx" I found in "~/obj/Development" path in source code directory. Then we developed the the batch file which is targeting to execute generated .dtsx file. If we executes the batch file as administrator it doesn't works, takes amount of time and shows "Operation TimeOut" at the end. Why should this is happening, any clue ?
I have 6 ssis packages. All packages are for loading flat files into sql server table. I have created a sql server agent job to automate the flat file load process and put all packes exxecution in different steps. If the first file fails to load into the SQL server table, all the succeeding steps (packages) should not execute. Can I create a transaction to in sql server agent to do this?
Thank you for your help and time.
Change your job step to "Quit the job reporting failure" for the On Failure setting. No need for transactions at all.
I have created a package using SSIS 2012 that uses data mining query & runs perfectly well in SQL Server Data Tools.
The problem is that it does not finish running when scheduled on SQL Agent. The package runs about 60 seconds in data tools and it never finishes when scheduled.
I have enabled logging but nothing is logged while running as a job.
Please advise.
Update 1:
Error message: To run a SSIS package outside of SQL Server Data Tools you must install Pivot of Integration Services or higher.
Update 2:
Package ran by setting delay validation to true on data mining query.
However, the job on sql agent runs in funny way every second job takes 12 minutes to run while every other one takes 1 minute to run.
You do not have the SSIS bits installed on that machine. Find your installation media and click back through the install process. Ensure that you have selected the SQL Server Integration Services Service (isn't that a mouthful).
https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/49786/error-to-run-a-ssis-package-outside-of-sql-server-data-tools-you-must-install
https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/36915/ssis-recordset-destination-error