I am trying to exec a SSIS FTP task package through SQL server 2008 with the dtexec xp_cmdshell command. But I am keep getting the following error codes:
Code: 0xC001700A
Code: 0xC0016020
Code: 0xC0010018
I have also try to perform it by creating a job in SQL Server, but same result came up. How can I resolve this issue? Or am I missing any steps during the process of creating my FTP task in SSIS in order for me to FTP file in SQL Server? Because, I can FTP the file through the SSIS environment but not in SQL Server.
Make sure you are using Visual Studio 2008 to create your package.
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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 created a SSIS package for a simple file to Postgres table load. In Visual Studio it ran without any issues. But when its deployed and ran via SQL Agent job its failing stating below error:
as per the answers I found here and on other sites, I have changed the VS version to lower then the SSIS and changed the runtime to 32 bit in both the places. But its still failing due to the same error. so any suggestions would be of great help and let me know if you need more details, thanks!
ScreenShots:
SSIS Package:
Package deployed in SQL Server:
SQL Agent Job:
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.
I have SQL Server 2012, Visual Studio 2013 and I'm trying to run a .dtsx via the command line using dtexec.
If I use: dtexec.exe /file "C:\MyFolder\sub folder \the ssis Package .dtsx"
will return:
Couldn't load package because of error 0XC0010014. This occurs when
CPackage:: Load from XML fails.
If, however I use:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\120\DTS\Binn\DTExec.exe" /file "C:\MyFolder\sub folder \the ssis Package .dtsx"
I can see that part of the task is running, since it's warning me about trimming two columns in a task I have (the same warning I was getting in SSIS, but everything worked).
Warning: 2016-01-28 13:41:49.53 Code: 0x802092A7 Source: Data
Flow Task OLE DB Destination [99] Description: Truncation may occur
due to inserting data from data flow column "ISSUER_OTHER_NAME" with
a length of 124 to database column "ISSUER_OTHER_NAME" with a length
of 68.
After that, I am getting:
Error: 2016-01-28 13:41:49.68 Code: 0xC000F427 Source: Execute
Process Task Description: To run a SSIS package outside of SQL
Server Data Tools you must install Execute Process Task of Integration
Services or higher. End Error DTExec: The package execution returned
DTSER_SUCCESS (0).
It looks like others had this on a different host without any Integration Services installed. But I am using it in the same place and even the warnings are working since I can see the names of some columns.
My guess is the version of dtexec.exe which as you can see I am taking it from the 120\dts\binn\ folder.
Is this the right one to use for my SSIS?
Please see below my SSIS version and SQL Server
I developed an SSIS package in VS2013 and had a lot of compatibility issues deploying against SQL 2012. The consistent solution that worked for me was to install SQL 2014 and use that version of DTExec to publish to SQL 2012.
Try running the 32 bit version from the command line using the version from the x86 folder instead of the 64bit version, C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\120\DTS\Binn\ .
This is a license check - you need to install at least the Integration Services component of SQL Server 2012 on your machine.
I am using the scheduler to program the execution of a simple package of SSIS (it is a test).
This is the code I'm using in my .bat file:
#echo off
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\110\DTS\Binn\DTExec.exe" /FILE "Complete Path\Package 1.dtsx" /CHECKPOINTING OFF /REPORTING EWCDI
echo Finishing........
exit
The SSIS package is composed by an OLE Source -> Conditional split -> OLE Destination
When I try to execute it I've got the next error:
To run a SSIS package outside of SQL server Data Tool you must install
Conditional Split of Integration Services or higher.
By deleting the Conditional Split the problem is resolved. My question is, what to I need to install. or what is missing that is provoking this failure in the execution?
I am using MVS 2010 and SQL SERVER 2012.
SSIS package runs on client side. If you'd like to execute package on some environment, SSIS should be installed locally on this environment. If integration Service is not installed, you can develop and run packages in Business Intelligence Development Studio, but not as scheduled task. I guess you are trying to schedule package execution on a server where SSIS is not installed.