I have an File System Task that copies a file from one directory to another. But i executing package with different machine very first time I got device is not ready error message from file system tack component.
Any one guide me.
If you are executing package from SQL Server Job check credentials from which SQL Agent Service is running. If credentials is OK then it maybe network (DNS) or Active Directory issue.
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I have a created a SSIS package to load excel file into database but before Data Flow Task, i m using a script task to change data type of one the excel columns using interop.excel dll.
While running the package in VS2015 on the server itself, it completes with success, but when i am running it through sql server agent it is getting failed and giving following error message
"Script Task Error : Exception has been thrown by the target of an
invocation."
i have already registered the dll in GAC.
What others steps should i try to resolve the issue?
Edit :-
Error Message :
Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID
{000209FF-0000-0000-C000-000000000046} failed due to the following
error: 80070005 Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005
(E_ACCESSDENIED)).
Hmm. As you succeed in running the package under your account and it fails run by SQL Job - the most probable case is that SQL Server Agent service account does not have an access to the Excel file.
I would create a job proxy, as described here How to add SQL Job Proxy with an account which has access to the Excel file.
I have created a SSIS package using visual studio 2015 and deployed it SQL 2008 R2 server. I have attached the config file to SQL job step that executes the package and deployed the config file to the location.
When I run the SQL job, I get the error
The connection "XXXXX\SQL2008R2.XXXX" is not found. This error is thrown by Connections collection when the specific connection element is not found
After getting this error i Checked the configurations tab in the job step and noticed that the connections weren't selected
see screenshot below
I then checked the check boxes and reran the package to get the same error
I am not sure that I am missing. It looks like the package is not reading the config file correctly
I am trying to create a simple SSIS package that can be deployed to a VM on another domain (same computer) that has SSIS on it. The package that I have created will transfer data if I simply run the data flow from SSDT on the source computer, but when I try to deploy and execute it, it appears to have 2 errors. The first being that it cannot open the datafile "C:\SSIS\Product Data.txt". The second being that the Flat Files Source 1 failed the pre-execute phase. I think that the second error is caused from the first. Does anyone know how to create a package that can transfer data to another computer without the flat file source?
Thanks in advance!
C:\SSIS.... will refer to the local C drive of the computer that is executing the package. So if you have it on the VM it would be at the \VM\C$. Typically it means 1 of 2 things.
1) The file path is not correct and you are not referencing where the file actually is.
2) the user you are executing the package as does not have permission to that file.
So where is the file is it on the C drive of the machine you are executing the SSIS package on? The answer to that wasn't clear in your question.
Second how is the file being executed? manual execution such as DTS_Exec? SQL Agent? T-SQL? If manual then the user logged in executing the task must have permission, if SQL Agent then the sql agent service account and possible the sql server service account have to have permission to the file, and T-sql sql server service account needs to have permission.
When it is local file path then a local user or domain user will work for the service accounts. If network path then the local user used for service account won't work and you will need to setup a way to run as a different credential.
I have SSIS file *.dtx which works on test machine with test sql server and works locally started with production/test sql server. When the file is moved to production machine and started with production machine (no change of credection in SSIS file) it fails with message in event log: Source SQLISPackage120, Event ID: 12291.
The logging is turned on: with works everywhere except production machine. It logs also when SSIS file is started locally from VS but with production database.
How to find more information about problem?
UPDATE1:
I found in SQL Agent log file entry:
Login failed for user 'aaa'. Reason: Password did not match that for the login provided. [CLIENT: ...]
How to configure windows user to be able to run SSIS task (or to be able to log in SQL server from SSIS)?
The real problem was that user defined in SSIS's connection string had no access to production's database called XXX.
The most important information were found in SQL Server log file:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL12.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Log\errorlog
A service running under domain account starts 20 ssis packages one by one to read 20 textfiles on a share. One of the packages (always the "same" filename) fails sporadically: one or more successfull reads, then one or more failed reads, then one or more successful reads and so on.
This behavior used to happen for file A.csv but not anymore and the file B.csv is the current victim. When the job fails I run succsessfully all the unfinished packages manually using the same domain account as the service uses.
"
Error during execution of package ...
Connection B failed validation.
The file name \share\folder\B.csv specified in the connection was not valid.
The file name property is not valid. The file name is a device or contains invalid characters.
"
Internet search provides comments like privileges ons the share, folders on the path and the file it self. But I think that is not the problem because the domain account does have these privileges and the reads (through the service) are sometimes succsessfull.
Any help will be well received
regards Bernódus
Try using path for shared folder with IP for example \\10.150.0.1\sharedFolder\B.csv
or without IP as \\server\sharedFolder\B.csv
If it's fail-pass then check whether that file is used by any other process\user, since it's on share so there are chances.
One of the workarounds is to have the network path mapped to a drive on the host server of the package.
You have make UNC paths to work on the calling machine, the server or the destination machine.
It could be a permissions issue.
Check permission on shared folder for -
Your personal Windows login account
Windows account which is owner of the SSIS Service
We use to have a sporadic copy file to shared drive failure. Everything would be executing fine for about a few weeks or a month or so and then failed task with error on "Network path" or "login failure".
We found that the job was taking too long with one of the tasks and some how it was giving errors.
We had to modify the packages to improve performance to fix the problem.
Check your SQL Agent Job history to see if the tasks were taking a long time when the failure occurred.
Is there anyway to improve on the package performance or separate the package into multiple packages to run in SQL Agent one package after another
Hope the information helps.