We have a very simple SSIS package that basically generates a Text file from a view. We are running this under SBS 2008 which is bundled with SQL Server 2005. When running either inside or outside of Visual Studio the package takes almost 90
seconds to validate. The actual execution is fractions of a second as we watch it under the debugger. I have seen several posts related to slowness in the development environment, but this happens running it embedded in a stored procedure using:
dtexec /sq packagename
What is curious is that if I export the package and install it on another test machine it runs less than a second. The test machine is running Server 2008 R2.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlintegrationservices/thread/cf39e553-36ab-47db-a1d7-f4587ed89cea/ sounds similar, but I am not sure how to identify the "SQL Agent service account user" to attempt this solution.
We are using a SQL Command in the SSIS package to select one column out of the view. All very simple.
dtexec /sq packagename
What is curious is that if I export the package and install it on another test machine it runs less than a second. The test machine is running Server 2008 R2.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlintegrationservices/thread/cf39e553-36ab-47db-a1d7-f4587ed89cea/ sounds similar, but I am not sure how to identify the "SQL Agent service account user" to attempt this solution.
We are using a SQL Command in the SSIS package to select one column out of the view. All very simple.
B. Warner