I am trying to import bulk text files (more than 100, 000) into a SQL database. I have created an SSIS package to do that. The package has a File System Task which is supposed to move the files imported to the database to another location (archive folder). This helps in case there is an error during importation so am able to identify where the job stopped.
When i execute the package in SSIS (Visual Studio), the files are being imported and moved.
When i however, execute the package in CMD, the package is only importing the files but not moving.
I have tried to run CMD as administrator but it has not worked as i thought that it was an issue with permissions.
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SSIS package creates a sql server replication snapshot trigger file but while the ssis package is still running, the file can't be opened. is it possible to stop DtsDebughost.exe locking the file?
The plan is to unlock the file and move to different folder.
I created an SSIS package which has 3 script tasks that checks if a different file exists for each and if the any of the script tasks finds the file, then it goes to a foreach loop which imports data to a sql server staging table, then copy and renames the file.
It works successfully within Visual Studio, however when I set up a sql agent job, the package only processes the last file and ignores the first two.
Any ideas why this may be occurring?
Probably either permissions of the SQL Agent, or invalid file paths on the SQL Server.
I am doing a SSIS dtsx file in which I access data in Dynamics CRM. This is the procedure:
* Someone copies files in a folder (.txt files from OCR, that's an external process).
* The SSIS grabs those files and copy them to another folder "Processed". Then the SSIS looks for data in those .txt and creates records for entities in Dynamics CRM.
* When some record can´t be created on CRM, it is an Error and the SSIS creates a temporal table in SQLServer with the error. Then the SSIS creates some .txt files which show all the errors, the number of the row and name of the original file.
I could run it from the Visual Studio, but I am not able to run it from a job. I've followed those steps: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/14401/How-to-Schedule-and-Run-a-SSIS-package-DTS-Job-in , but still not running.
What may I do to handle this?
The dtsx in the job is in a SQL server and the files which I want to work with are in a CRM server.
Thanks very much for your help!
Finally ir worked!!
I followed the steps again and I could run the job successfully.
I have a SSIS package where excel files are uploading to the target SQL Server db.
The DFT executes inside a for each loop container as files are coming in random basis. The successful files processed and moved to Success folder and unprocessed files moved to Failed folder. But in such cases even the files processed and moved to success folder but the data actually has not been uploaded into target table. How to resolve such issues please do reply me with a fruitful solution.
I am very new to SSIS, looking at a package already created by someone else and deployed on SQL server. There is a File System Task that moves files to a network share. I need to change the path of the destination folder. The destination folder requires a domain login.
I can change the folder path in the
global variable. Do I have to
redeploy the package after making
this change? Can the change be made directly on the SQL server?
How do I change the user name and password for this network share? Where is this infomation saved? I don't see it in any of the variables.
There is a SQL Job on the server with the same name, how do I check if this Job is related to the SSIS package?
You can change the folder path in the variable. You will need to redeploy after doing this unless the variable is stored in a configuration file. If that is the case, you can just change the configuration file, and won't need to redeploy.
The user name and password will probably be stored in the Flat File connection. Look at the bottom of the package in the section labelled Connection Manager.
If there is a job of the same name, it was most likely created for the SSIS package of the same name. If you open the job for editing in SSMS, you can look at the job steps and confirm that the dtsrun command references the SSIS package.