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Business intelligence development studio 2008

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Hello,

I need work with some packages of SSIS that were created in 2008, I was wondering if there is a link where I can download the business intelligence development studio 2008 or something similar to modify the package and not affect the compatibility.

Thanks.


SSIS ERROR

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[SSIS.Pipeline] Error: Lookup  failed the pre-execute phase and returned error code 0xC020824E.

[Lookup 4 [152]] Error: OLE DB error occurred while populating internal cache. Check SQLCommand and SqlCommandParam properties.

Error: A buffer failed while allocating 2728 bytes.

Error: The system reports 93 percent memory load. There are 8379478016 bytes of physical memory with 522973184 bytes free. There are 4294836224 bytes of virtual memory with 23629824 bytes free. The paging file has 16757055488 bytes with 5860470784 bytes free.

I tried searching for similar error and tried almost all the suggested options but none of it solved my problem. I'm loading fact table with 780 million records and the package has about 8 lookup component to get the surrogate keys, dimension table in the lookup are also huge in size with around 40 to 50 million records in each one of them. Server is 64 bit and has 32 GB Ram.

Can someone suggest me how to go about this, I think lookup with such huge data is what messing up the cache memory is there a better way to get surrogate keys without lookup.

Any help is appreciated 

Thanks


sree

Quickbase to SQL Server

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Hi Guys - 

I'm trying to load my customer data from quickbase to SQL server. Is it possible with SSIS, if so please suggest me with easy and best possible way.

Thanks in advance. 


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CDC

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First time doing CDC in SSIS, Do I need to have two separate SSIS package for Initial load and Incremental load?
help me to get started, what are steps to implement

thanks
V

" special character causing issues in the flat file destination

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Hi All,

I'm loading data from a sql server table into a flat file. The job runs w/o any errors or issues, but when i look at the data for some records what i noticed is that the data is getting pushed into the previous column  because of ("). Please see my example . Please suggest how i can over come not only (") but any special characters in the future.

Thanks

What the record should like in excel

AddressCityState
123 SAMPLEAVE BLDG 'CMIAMIFL

what it looks like

AddressCityState
123SAMPLEAVE BLDG 'C",MIAMIFL

Delete data from FTP

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Hi Experts,

We have 3 ftp locations and each FTP contains specific type of files.

For example ftp 1 is for employee documents,ftp2  is for employee salary,ftp3 is for employee leaves.We have a table in the db with a column called file formats.. The column contains all the files that are stored in the ftp plus another column which tells the type and a timestamp column that provides details when the file was loaded into the ftp.

Now the requirements are

1. I need to perform deletion of files older than 5 yrs from the ftp's the file format could be xl,xls,pdf.doc any random extension .

2. After performing the deletion of the files i need to call a store proc that will again perform the deletion but from the DB for all the related tables.

Now my doubts are

1. How can i switch the ftp locations dynamically.

2. How can i perform the deletion for the required files which are of different file extensions.

Thanks

Priya

Batching rows in a script task for batch web-service integration: Patterns for processing errors?

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Integrating a system that provides a web service API can be a painful exercise, because you're often forced to call a web service for every row in the pipeline. This is incredibly slow.

I'm upgrading our SSIS integration with dynamics CRM to start using the CRM executeMultipleRequest. This allows you to put multiple request objects into a collection, and then call the CRM service once for the collection, significantly reducing the number of web service calls.

In pseudocode, the basic algorithm to perform the batching is pretty simple:
public override void Input0_ProcessInputRow(Input0Buffer Row) {
   batch.add(Row);
   if batch.size > 1000
      processBatch(); // call the batch web service
      batch.clear;
}
But what about dealing with the results? The processBatch method is going to recieve a response collection object containing one result for each row in the batch. If an error occurred, you're going to want to know which request caused the error, and what the problem was.

But you're not going to be able to redirectRowToErrorOutput(), because that row context no longer makes sense. The row context would be the thousandth row (the one that filled the batch), but you want to get the error information that relates to all of the rows in the batch.

You could create a connection to a database from within your script task, iterate over your response collection and use your connection to write each error response into a table. But it seems "wrong" to me to be creating a connection to a database and writing rows from *within* the script task. Burying that kind of code in there seems to go against the overall design intent behind SSIS.

Another possibility might be to iterate over the response collection and call FireError for any response containing a fault, and add an SSIS event handler which parses the error info and writes to an error logging table. This "feels" slightly better to me, but it's still a little bit ugly, because getting useful information into the error handler (eg, the ID of the entity that caused the error, the exception information, and so on) has to be done through globals. Yuck! Furthermore, the event handler can't be tied to the script task itself, it can only be tied to the whole data flow, meaning that you're going to have to decide whether the error being handled is actually one of the errors you want to be handling (ie, just errors you are raising via FireError). It's all rather unwieldy.

Really, the ideal solution would be to be able to direct all of the rows in the response batch into the SSIS component error output, adding on the exception information as additional derived columns for the row, and then process them like you would process any other error rows. But I don't see any way of doing that given that the row context is gone.

Does anyone have a solution to this that that isn't a nasty, obfuscated hack?











GetTempFileName function is throwing error

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Hi All,

I am facing an issue with my SSIS job where the GetTempFileName is throwing an exception when the number of temp files in %TEMP% is more than 65535. 

The only solution for this is to set the BLOB temp and buffer temp locations?

Why this temp files are getting created?

I am using Sql server 2008.

Can some one please shed some light


Collecting multiple files from one datafolder

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Hi ,

User are placing different type of files(.txt,.csv,.XLSX) in data folder

I want to collect data from files and send it to SQL Server using SSIS. is it possible to do it with the single SSIS package ?

please advice

thanks


Raja

Expression Convert Date mm to Mon

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Hi

In the derived column editor I am trying to change the month part of the dinvoicedate (UK Format 25/01/2016) from numerical to text e.g. 25/01/2016 to 25/Jan/2016

At the start of work flow I convert Dinvoicedate to DT_DATE or DB_DBDate for easier conversion but it doesn't work. I think it is because i need it to only happen when the line id is equal to 1 and column 'division' is equal to a string 'xxxx'.

1. (dLineID) == 1 && dDivisionBuyer == "somestring" ? datepart("day", dInvoiceDate) + datepart("month", dInvoiceDate) + datepart("Year",dInvoiceDate) : dInvoiceDate

or

2.(dLineID) == 1 && dDivisionBuyer == "somestring" ? SUBSTRING(dInvoiceDate,1,2) + "/" + (MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 1 ? "Jan" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 2 ? "Feb" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 3 ? "Mar" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 4 ? "Apr" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 5 ? "May" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 6 ? "Jun" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 7 ? "Jul" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 8 ? "Aug" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 9 ? "Sep" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 10 ? "Oct" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 11 ? "Nov" : MONTH((DT_DBDATE)(dInvoiceDate)) == 12 ? "Dec" : "NA") + "/" + (DT_WSTR,4)(LEN(TRIM(dInvoiceDate)) == 0 ? NULL(DT_WSTR,10) : SUBSTRING(dInvoiceDate,7,4)) : dInvoiceDate

1. Error message, the data types DT_I4 and DT_DBDATE are incompatible for the conditional operator. The operand cannot implicitly cast into compatible types for the conditional operation.

2. Error Message, the function substring does not support the data type DT_DBDATE for paramter number 1. The type of the parameter could not be implicitly cast into a compatible type for the function.

Thanks for any assistance.

XMl Source is Not Reading any rows, XML file and XSD are both valid

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I am trying to imports xml file using XML source, no rows are being imported. My XML and XSD are both valid. When I generate XSD from SSIS, than it imports rows.

You could be our Fabulous February SSIS Guru!

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Unreadable drop down list on Execute Package Task Editor within Visual Studio

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I have an issue on Visual Studio (2013 Update 5) while designing a SSIS package.

When creating an Execute Package Task, I wish to bind parameters on the child package.  So I select the Parameter bindings section then click Add.   This gives a row consisting of two drop down lists.  One for the child package parameters, the other for the main package parameters or variables.

The problem is that both these lists, when opened, display their contents in black text on a black background.  It is possible to step through each line, highlighting it, to see what it says.  But this is time consuming, the choices aren't listed in any obvious order (not alphabetical) and there can be quite a few.

This is occurring on two separate installations, both using Windows 8.1.

Is it a known bug and can I do anything about it?

Thanks.

unzipping the files and create directory from that

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Dear All,

im newbie in ssis, but can you give me a reference or enlightment. i'm using ssdt 2013.

I want to create a folder that contains unzipping files, which this folder was coming from zip files. here my explanation:

I have folder that contains 3 zip files.

here's my zip files

and I want to extract these 3 zip files in others directory.i want to be like this

3 folder that each contain the unzipped files

after i have extract and put these unzip files into directories, i rename these file by added *.txt as extention, so the final result will be file.txt

rename files

can anyone help me with these?

i have try using file system task for create the Directory, but when i combine it with foreach, it doesn't work and doesn't want to unzip the files.

is more easier for me to understand, if someone can show me how to create directories  first based on unzipped files, and then it can continue with unzipping the zip files.

Best Regards,

Bambang

Package fails when the DTEXEC version changes

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Hi, I have a SSIS package which runs successfully at my local system. It fails at QA Server.

Upon investigation I found the version of 'dtexec' is latest at my local system. To mitigate this I have copied the DTS folder from my system and copied to QA Server. Now when I run the package from cmd using the new dtexec it fails with the same errors.

Note: I see the version of dtexec changes and appears the same on my system but still fails.

Could anyone help me on this?

Errors:

Microsoft (R) SQL Server Execute Package Utility
Version 11.0.5058.0 for 64-bit
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Started:  2:59:24 AM
Error: 2016-02-05 02:59:26.15
   Code: 0xC000F427
   Source: Scrubber
   Description: To run a SSIS package outside of SQL Server Data Tools you must
install SSIS log provider for SQL Server of Integration Services or higher.
End Error
Error: 2016-02-05 02:59:29.12
   Code: 0xC000F427
   Source: Scrubber
   Description: To run a SSIS package outside of SQL Server Data Tools you must
install SSIS log provider for SQL Server of Integration Services or higher.
End Error
Error: 2016-02-05 02:59:47.02
   Code: 0xC000F427
   Source: Archive Diagnoses SSIS.Pipeline
   Description: To run a SSIS package outside of SQL Server Data Tools you must
install Row Count of Integration Services or higher.
End Error
DTExec: The package execution returned DTSER_FAILURE (1).
Started:  2:59:24 AM
Finished: 2:59:47 AM
Elapsed:  23.187 seconds


unable to see DQS cleansing task in my SSIS Tool box??

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why i am unable to see DQS cleansing task in my SSIS Tool box??

SQL Server DBA

SSISDB MDF file is growing day by day

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Hi 

SSISDB is growing day by day, it has reached around 56GB.

Can you advise us how to reduce size.

We are daily running job using ssisdb catalog, is it impacting in our daily running job performance due to 56GB of SSISDB.

database.

If size is reached around 56GB, will it impact in performance?

replace '-' with Zero if whole cell got only '-' SSIS

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Hi Friends,

I was extracting the CSV file into SQL table, one column got negative numbers, positive numbers and also got '-' which is basically nothing 

please have a look below picture...

My requirement is I need to replace '-' with '0'  I can use replace function like this replace(p1,'-',0) but this is going to change the  negative values as well which I don't want can anyone give me an idea please ?

Thanks in advance

SSIS Error with Excel Destination.

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[DST - Load results into Excel [46]] Error: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_INDUCEDTRANSFORMFAILUREONERROR.  The "input "Excel Destination Input" (57)" failed because error code 0xC020907B occurred, and the error row disposition on "input "Excel Destination Input" (57)" specifies failure on error. An error occurred on the specified object of the specified component.  There may be error messages posted before this with more information about the failure. 

[SSIS.Pipeline] Error: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_PROCESSINPUTFAILED.  The ProcessInput method on component "DST - Load results into Excel" (46) failed with error code 0xC0209029 while processing input "Excel Destination Input" (57). The identified component returned an error from the ProcessInput method. The error is specific to the component, but the error is fatal and will cause the Data Flow task to stop running.  There may be error messages posted before this with more information about the failure. 

We are seeing these error when we run the package in Server. But when I run the same package in local machine by giving connections manually, I don't see any issues.

Can some one please help me on this.

Thanks in advance.


Raveena Rayabarapu

The PrimeOutput method on component "Excel Source - Position Requisition" (2245) returned error code 0xC02020C4.

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Detail:

Bids 2008 R2 Enviornment for SSIS development

Excel Data export file source

Oracle 10g Data import destination

Local System:  8gb ram 64 bit Windows 7

Available Ram at time of Process Start:  4.17gb

Highest Ram utilized at time of Failure:  4.58gb (including starting amount)

The problem:  My excel data file contains 46,000 records but the SSIS data flow errors at approximately the 8571 record line during the data feed.  I do know that this error is solely based on a single column of data (dirty and wide).  This column is determined to be a DT_NTEXT and the longest row value for this is currently 3,989 characters.  This column's data comes from Excel through the Advanced Editor to DT_NTEXT. 

The error I receive within the Excel Source Component is: 

The status of the Error Flow at the point of the error is:

An additional error (Truncation)  is encountered at the Data Conversion (I check for NULLs and handle).  I have reviewed the records around where the indication is the error row is but cannot find the truncation which is being reported.  I don't necessarily believe this error real at this time.  Again, this must be the newly added column as the package is 100% successful with the same data when this new column is not included.

7,538 records are loaded into the database

57 records are sent to the Error Output (I will review later)

My question is what can I do to get the data feed to load?  Are there settings within the package which may need to be set in order to better handle the situation?  Something else?

I appreciate any thoughts which will be put forward.

Thank you.


MT

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