I have a strange problem when running DTEXEC to run a SSIS package.
my command is dtexec /Project /Package.
I get no error but get a screen that simply says
"Started DD-MM-YY", no error, just nothing.
Has anyone ever seen this before, read the MSDN documentation to no avail.
Found the answer, I was specifying the whole "path" in the package name for the package. I needed to do /package "Package.dtsx" instead of "C:/Blah/Package.dtsx"
Hope it helps someone else
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I am getting a build error after a while, and I am unsure as to why.
Any ideas or hints?
I was missing the
libc6:i386
package, which contains
/lib/ld-linux.so.2
needed to load shared libraries.
Without this, it prevented me from running various shared libraries, and merely said "no such file or directory" which is a crap error message imho since the file is clearly there, just not executable.
Can anyone help me.
I have deleted a number of test packages I had in SSIS.
Now when I run one of the remaining ones I get a build error.
Error 1 Cannot create the output file "G:\SQL\Proj\bin\Budgets_Delete.dtsx": Could not find file 'G:\SQL\Proj\Budgets_Delete.dtsx'
This is an old package that I have deleted. The package I am running seems to work OK I just get this error message every time.
and this does not allow me to create Delpoyment Utility.
Please help me. EVEN I re saved the package, but no luck
I am finding error in compiling my android project containing a sample scoreloop integration in cocos2dx.
Thanks
I faced a similar situation. I figured out it was due to too long directory path. Try to put IDE somewhere else having shorter path.
I had your very same problem. syslimit.h is shipped within the NDK.
Reinstall the NDK and it will work. It worked for me.
I tried to use the tree package for TCL but I'm unable to find any documentation at all. When trying to run the examples from http://tcllib.sourceforge.net/doc/struct_tree.html, i get the error
can't find package struct::tree
Can anyone tell me how to include it in tcl 8.5?
The struct::tree package is part of Tcllib.
If you are using ActiveTcl, doing a teacup update (possibly with elevated permissions, depending on how you installed) will download a copy. I don't know whether all Linuxes have Tcllib done as an appropriate system package, but Debian does. Otherwise, there's a download link in on the main Tcllib page; Tcllib works just fine as a bunch of .tcl files that you include with your application code.
If I set pre-compile script into binary code to true I get error saying "The task is configured to pre-compile the script, but binary code is not found."
If I set this property to False then it works. Will it be a problem after I deploy package on production server?
Please advice.
The binary code would need to be pre-compiled if you are running production in 64-bit, is this the case? Sounds like there is a syntax error in your script code though, can you post it here so we can see what the problem might be?
You shouldn't have any problem if you don't have to deploy to a 64-bit machine. From MSDN:
If the script is precompiled it will
start more quickly and the script can
run in a 64-bit environment. However,
the package size is larger when it
contains precompiled scripts.
Moreover, compiled script cannot be
debugged
This a problem acknowledged by Microsoft (in Sql Server 2005), and you can find a fix here
Just to inform that I tried this update in my SQL Server and it never worked. I had to set precompile in the script task properties to off
In my simple C# script task, I was getting the error -
Package Validation Error
Error at Send Mail: The binary code for the script is not found. Please
open the script in the designer by clicking Edit Script button and
make sure it builds successfully. Error at Send Mail: There were
errors during task validation.
(Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.VsIntegration)
In my case I was just using a simple try catch block to catch Exception in simple code. I added a using System.Exception; I got the error after that. I just realized that this import is not needed and is the cause of the error. I don't know why it causes an error in SSIS.
In my case I had forgotten to add the reference to Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.dll.
I was able to solve it by reading the official Microsoft documentation, which describes how to reference it.