cant start SSIS service on sql server 2008 - sql-server

In Sql Server Configuration Manager I Sql Server Integration Services has status stopped, when I try to start it aftger few seconds there is an error message: The request failed or the server did not respond in a timely fashion.
Where the problme can be ?

Have a look at the event log on the server. It should give you a reason. I've had this before when I've applied a service pack to the database engine but not selected to upgrade SSIS and then it complains about mismatched version. Also might be an issue with the account the service is running under.

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Reporting Services Error when report deploy

I tried to deploy SSRS report . i created a report on visual studio .. and also i configured report server configuration manager
when i try to deploy report and open this URL
http://localhost/ReportServer
this shows an error
ERROR
"Reporting Services Error
The report server cannot open a connection to the report server database. The log on failed. (rsReportServerDatabaseLogonFailed) Get Online Help
The user name or password is incorrect. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007052E)
SQL Server Reporting Services"
whereas when i click reporting services from sql and connect then connected succesfuuly but after when i left click on server name then same error shows as above on sql
This error occurs when Reporting Services (the report server) cannot connect to the "ReportServer" mssql database, It is not a problem in your report but in the server configuration.
To solve it, run the tool "Reporting Services Configuration Manager" in the PC where MSSQL and SSRS are installed, and review everything is ok.
Specially in the Database tab.
The error "The report server cannot open a connection to the report server database. The log on failed" means that:
The database engine that the report server catalog database host is unaccessable.
The Reporting Services service account has insufficient permissions to the access the report server catalog database.
So, to fix the issue, please follow these steps:
Make sure we are able to connect to the database engine from the report server machine.
a) Ping the database engine server.
b) Try to connect to the database engine using SQL Server Mananger Studio(SSMS)(If we have.). Or, create a .UDL file, try to connect the server from this UDL.
Use the Reporting Services Configuration Manager(RSCM) to check the service account. If the report server is on the different server with the database engine, please use a domain account instead of the local account(Built-in account). Make sure the service account has permissions in the database engine.
Final, please check if the report server is configured correctly. We can easily check that by checking if we can open the Report Manager(http:///reports).
Besides, I would suggest you to go through each steps in the RSCM to make sure the configuration is all fine.
For more information, please see:
Configuring a Report Server Installation (Reporting Services in Native Mode): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms159624.aspx

SQL Server Agent Job will not complete, no indication job even started, no error messages

Agent in SQL Server 2016, running on Server 2014.
SSIS project developed in VS 2015, runs as expected. Single node executes simple SQL.
Package is deployed via DeploymentManifest, deployed to ‘SQL Server’. Deployed package runs as expected when started in Integration Services > Deployed Packages > MSDB
Have created Credential and Proxy, no changes to problem, no error messages, nothing logged.
Run without Credential and Proxy, same outcome.
Package Security ProtectionLevel is EncryptSensitiveWithPassword, have tried other ProtectionLevels with same outcome.
It appears that nothing is even beginning to execute, no error messages, no completion. How to check that package is actually deployed and agent can access?
I stopped the service that runs agent jobs: "SQL Server Agent". Restarted it with a different logon, a logon that is used to build and deploy the ssis project. Restarted the service. The original service was run under the "NT Service\SQLSERVERAGENT" account , which seems to be a default account.

Package that runs perfect on SSIS, but fails on SQL - server job activity

I wonder if you can help me, I am having a problem which I can't figure out for the last few days... I get these errors when I run a package, that runs perfect on SSIS, on SQL - server job activity:
Error: There were errors during task validation
Error: .. failed validation and returned error code 0xC0208449
Error: One or more component failed validation
ADO NET source has failed to acquire the connection {...} with the following error message "exception from HRESULT: 0x80131937
Some additional info:
I am using project deployment mode
my Sql server version is 2014
My protection level in SSIS is DontSaveSensitives both in project and packages, but I think that it doesn't matter when I deploy anyway.
The package I get this error about run on SSIS but not on SQL-server job activity
When runnin within Sql Agent Job, your package is failing to acquire connections. First review your package/job connections, and make sure they have deployed properly.
Then rule out access permissions issues by testing the package using a Sql Server user/password account. If it works this way then most likely you need to use a Sql Server Proxy account.
If you are still unable to access then check connectivity between the machine you are running the job and the one(s) where your data is located (addresses, ports and instances,..). Also make sure that all involved machines can use the same transport (named pipe, tcp,...) in Sql Server Configuration Manager.

can't install ms sql server 2014 express. Wait on the Database Engine recovery handle failed

I can't install ms sql server 2014 express. At the and get this. Please help me to fix a problem.
Error details: § Error installing SQL Server Database Engine Services Instance Features Wait on the Database Engine recovery handle failed. Check the SQL Server error log for potential causes. Error code: 0x851A001A
Try this:
In the Services.msc console, change the account of the "SQL Server" service to Local System account (in the service properties). Take note of the account name before changing it, you need it at step #3.
Start the service. It should be able to start at this point.
Using the SQL Configuration Manager (you won't be able to do it using Services.msc), change the account back to NT Service\MSSQL$

SQL Server Service wont start up

I just rebooted my development server but when the server came back up, I can no longer connect to the DB.
I can't even connect from the Management Studio on the server.
So I check the services and the SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER) and SQL Server Agent (MSSQLSERVER) are not started. Starting them gives me an error
Windows could not start the XXX
service.
Any ideas?
EDIT: In addition, I ran the service from the command line and noticed this error:
2010-11-24 15:38:32.02 Server Error: 26055, Severity: 16, State: 1.
2010-11-24 15:38:32.02 Server The SQL Server failed to initialize VIA suppo
rt library [QLVipl.dll]. This normally indicates the VIA support library does no
t exist or is corrupted. Please repair or disable the VIA network protocol. Erro
r: 0x7e.
So I went into The Configuration Manager -> Network Configuration -> Protocols and disabed VIA. That allowed me to start it back up again... but I'm worried that is should be enabled...
-Evan
Check the event viewer and see if there's a reason logged for it not starting. I've seen something similar when the server runs out of available ram.
Since this is your dev server you probably don't need VIA service running, as long as SQL is started you should be ok.
Firstly check the event log
If these errors is shown
The SQL Server failed to initialize VIA support library [QLVipl.dll].
TDSSNIClient initialization failed with error 0x7e.
Then only disable your VIA protocol services from both.
SQL Native Client
SQL Server Network Configuration
After that restart you SQL browser service and SQL server agent service from SQL server configuration manager

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