I have few OSB proxy service and we have configured few log operations for logging but while testing, I noticed logs are getting written in both osb_server1.out and osb_server1.log file. I dont want to write logs in osb_server1.out file.
I am running my weblogic server in development mode.
Could someone please advice me whats wrong I am doing here
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I'm hoping someone can help me resolve and issue I'm running into. I have a user run app that calls an SSIS package to create a CSV file on a network file share. The app then processes the CSV file. This had been working but then we started getting an Access denied error coming from the SSIS package. The app it self is able to read/write to the file and the directory. When I run the SSIS package in Visual Studio on a VM then the package is able to create the output file and the app can process it. I was getting issues even reading the file from TSQL. I have been working with our support staff to edit the user delegation settings in Active Directory and I have gotten to the point where I can use TSQL to read the CSV file without issues. If I start the SSIS job using TSQL the job runs without errors. When I execute the package from the App using DT_EXEC then I get access denied. When I start the job using SSMS, I get access denied. I'm thinking this is still a double hop issue.
The msDS-allowedToDelegateTo setting on both server A and file server B are:
server A (running SQL Server and SSIS):
cifs/VM-SQL-B
cifs/VM-SQL-A.Domain.Biz
cifs/VM-SQL-A
cifs/VM-SQL-B.Domain.Biz
WSMAN/VM-SQL-B.Domain.Biz
HOST/VM-SQL-B
MSSQLSvc/VM-SQL-A.Domain.Biz:1433
MSSQLSvc/VM-SQL-B.Domain.Biz:1433
server B (File server):
cifs/VM-SQL-A.Domain.Biz
cifs/VM-SQL-A
cifs/VM-SQL-B.Domain.Biz
cifs/VM-SQL-B
WSMAN/VM-SQL-A.Domain.Biz
HOST/VM-SQL-A
MSSQLSvc/VM-SQL-A.Domain.Biz:1433
MSSQLSvc/VM-SQL-B.Domain.Biz:1433
I looking for input as to what I am missing.
Thanks much,
I am doing log shipping, but the second server is not uploading the logs to the secondary database.
I try to get the error but it doesn't reflect any. The jobs run without problems.
Any possible solution? Use official Microsoft documentation
I would appreciate it.
Cannot seem to find any concise information on this at all so trying my luck here.
Recently have setup Integration Services Catalogs because at present all our SSIS packages are stored within a folder and just ran as a File. We wish to move these, which has worked fine.
I have created a basic SSIS Package that puts a Username into a SQL Table and then also a File System Task to Delete a File.
When the package is ran from the Catalog via SSMS it completes the SQL side of things perfectly fine, placing both the Username running the package and the data into the SQL table, however it fails on the File System Task with
"File System Task: Error: An error occured with the following error message : "Access to the path "xxxx" is denied.
I have changed the SQL Agent Job on the SQL Server to have the permissions of our Administrator Account with no luck.
I can confirm the folder in question is Shared, it has FULL Read/Write Permission to "Everyone" and yet I still get this error.
I even went to the trouble of creating a new folder and just enabled full sharing to everybody on it - I still get the same access is denied.
Seen a previous post on stackoverflow about NETWORK SERVICE being added, can also confirm that this has full permission to the folder and thus it rules this out also.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I have installed local OSB 12c _ Integrated Server in Windows 10. I have put some logs in a pipeline:
which runs without problems:
The Log component is configured as follows:
But I can not find where to see this log, I'm not even sure if he's registering.
According to the documentation, it should be at: DOMAIN_HOME//domain//servers// server_name//logs//server_name.log
But I can not find this address on my computer.
Any help is appreciated.
Well I finally found where the logs are, if someone asks you how to do them, well:
Hopefully it will be useful to someone
I have a strange problem that is reoccurring. My app is a MVC5 application using EF code first and SQLExpress. My solution uses 4 databases - 3 of which work without a problem. The fourth database is constantly 'acquired' by 'System'. Everyday for the last week when I boot up I have a problem.
When I run the app and the DatabaseInitializer runs I get this exception :
Cannot open database "databaseName" requested by the login. The login failed. Login failed for user 'Computer\UserName'.
Weird. I read some S.O. articels about changing permision, but that smells to me. This database shouldent be in someone elses domain in the first place! The other databases work fine !
So I go about deleting the database. I get this error.
Error deleting file 'database.mdf'. The process cannot access the file because it is being use by another process.
So I reboot and go to delete the database directly from the windows explorer.
The action can't be completed because the file is open in System
I was finally able to delete the file by running my PC in safe mode and deleting it there. Im not sure what the cause of this is. I am running SQL express and I don't see any SQL background services running.