Showing posts with label packages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label packages. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Automation Error

Hello,

Last night was the first night we used Sql Server Agent to run our Warehouse ETL packages. We use the built in logging of SSIS as well as our own event logging mechanism as it goes through all of the packages. Unfortunately, when we checked this morning the agent showed failure but in both logs from the packages no errors were reported. I checked the Windows event log and the Sql Server logs but found nothing that would appear to report an error.

Does anyone have any ideas what I might be missing, any recommendations on things to check, we have manually been running these packages for weeks with no problems. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance!

probably user account problem - have you tried to run manually under the same user account as sql agent is running?

|||In reviewing all of the logs it made it through the entire process before reporting failure. The very last process to run is a DBCC CHECKDB task which shows up in the Server logs. I will double check though. Thank you for your input.

Automating Multiple Package execution

Hi,

Can anyone tell me the process of executing multiple packages in SSIS

I have 10 packages which should be executed in an order and should be automatically executed once in a day.

Can someone suggest me any such process which will help me to achieve this

Regards,
Explorer

You can build a main package that integrates the other packages in sequence and then create a job that executes the main package when you want in a schedule.

Regards,

Raul

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Hi,

Can anyone tell me the process of executing multiple packages in SSIS

I have 10 packages which should be executed in an order and should be automatically executed once in a day.

Can someone suggest me any such process which will help me to achieve this

Regards,
Explorer

As Raul said, you can achieve this with one master package which in turn calls the other 10 packages in the sequence you desire.

1) Create a new package and add 10 Execute Package Tasks in your Workflow.

2) Configure each Execute Package Task to call the package you want in order to get the right sequence.

3) Schedule a job to run the master package.

sql

Automating File Deployment of SSIS Packages

Hi:

I am trying to utilize DTUtil command to automate deployment of SSIS Package from the Build Server to Dev Server. I am getting an invalid option error, when I try to run the following command:

dtutil /FILE C:\Program Files\ABC\ABC ABC CAD\ETL Packages\Load_Staging_FromWCF.dtsx /MOVE FILE;\\serverA\C$\Program Files\ABC\ABC ABC CAD\ETL Packages\Load_Staging_FromWCF.dtsx /QUIET

Currently I have a .CMD file, in which I have the above command, and I am trying to run the CMD file and it returns an error. Can someone help me the DTUtil switches. My goal is to move a DTSX file from Server A(Build Server) to Server B(Dev Server). Also is there a switch to specify the server name, if UNC path is not supported. Also I am using File System Deployment, and running the file as an Administrator. I have admin privs on both Build and Dev Server. Thanks and I appreciate some help on this.

Why not just copy the package files over there using regular COPY commands?|||

That is true, because I am not actually utilizing SQL Server Deployment switches, although DTUtil does allow moving package files, just not sure what switches to apply. Thanks.