I'm getting the System.OutOfMemoryException while uploading the SSRS report to an excel file. The file is having near 100K records. When I limits the rows to 1000 rows I'm not getting the error. When I upload the same file with 100k records to a to csv file, there is no error. I'm using Visual Studio . Any clue on this?
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I'm trying to open the following XLS file in SSIS:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E_fNSlRTMuoYnH7VERFB8hXbcxssKSGr/view?usp=sharing
I can open it in Excel, without any error or warning from Excel.
But When I try to open it in SSIS or even In PowerBi, I get the following message: "External table is not in the expected format". If I open it in Excel and then Save again in the same XLS format, I can open it in SSIS.
I've installed the following OLE DB Drivers:
AccessDatabaseEngine_X64 (x64)
AccessDatabaseEngine (x86)
And I've tried with the following providers:
Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Extended Properties=Excel 12.0;
Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Extended Properties=Excel 8.0;
Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Extended Properties=Excel 8.0;
Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Extended Properties=Excel 5.0;
Any idea about why the file is not opening in SSIS?
I don't want to be opening every file, every day, because there are many files every day that I need to load.
I'm using Visual Studio 2019 with projet compatibility for SSIS 2017.
Thanks!
The first issue that the excel reader is going to have is the image sitting there throws the tooling off. As soon as I deleted the image and saved it, the tooling started to work.
The next problem you're going to run into is that you need to skip the first N rows before your data begins. Since there's no functionality in the JET driver to do that, you're going to need to do some magic to work with the data set.
Google the terms Excel, IMEX and registry keys and you'll get into the voodoo of Excel type inference (based on the first 8 rows) and it's ugly.
At this point in my career, I either push back and ask for a cleaner extract of data from the provider. Otherwise, I increase the estimate and write a custom Script Component Source that uses the JET/ACE drivers to extract the data and then shape and type the data into my data flow.
So say I have a csv file with data and upload it on sql developer and then I make changes to the csv file and then upload it again on the sql developer which does gives me error.
Is there any way to upload the changed data in the csv file on the sql developer and it will notify saying these rows are updated?
I have an SSIS 2008 package that is reading data from multiple excel files, performing transformation and generating output in an excel file. I'm then using that output excel file as data source to call an SSRS 2008 report hosted on localhost through the same SSIS package as Script Task and exporting it as pdf and xls reports. The reports are getting generated but are of small size and corrupted.
When I run the same report from BIDS 2008 and export it to pdf or xls, it works fine.
The report has one parameter. SSIS execute script task is contained in a foreach loop container and passes that parameter one-by-one to generate 30 odd reports.
Would appreciate if someone could provide some help on this.
I have developed one SSIS package where I need to take records from database and send it in CSV file. While doing so I found that the csv file when opened in excel is showing some column records with = sign eg "=D7". Can you please suggest how to overcome the issue? Thanks,pallabi
I have a excel workbook with two sheets. One sheet is maxed out and the other is over half way. In total there's about 1.7 million rows.
Can someone help me with getting this into sql format. I need to import this into my sql server. I can either use Workbench or PHPMyAdmin.
The excel file is 84MB.
Thanks for your help.
Try to save your data as CSV file (Excel allows to do it), then import data from the CSV file into specified table with LOAD DATA INFILE statement.
Also, have a look at this feature - Data Import tool (Excel format) in dbForge Studio for MySQL.