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Importing data into SQL server from Intersystem Cache Database

nagakrishna — Thu, 15 Nov 2012 06:18:27 +0000

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Setup SSIS for a group of developers.

Cnboon — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 03:16:41 +0000

I newbie and I need help here.

We are doing a new MS SQL and BI setup for our developers here.

We have a team of 12 developers here doing different projects. We have one server with MS SQL being installed. This single MS SQL will be setup with each individual database for the projects that the 12 person will be doing.

We plan have all the 12 developers connect to their database in this server and develop their ssis packages in their local PCs. We want to restrict them to be able to access the packages that belongs to their projects only.

Also after deployment where the packages are scheduled to run under job agent, we want to restrict each 12 developers to be able to rerun only their on jobs when their job fails. We want to prohibit them from running the jobs that belongs to others.

I think this is a pretty common organization structure with a team of developers. However I have no experience how we should structure and control our MS SQL and the BID.

I would appreciate if you can advice. Our team has been thinking of the best solution but I guess we are confuse now.

Please help.

Now our problem is to know how

The SSIS 2008 R2 job does not complete execution

Iamhere980 — Sat, 11 Jun 2011 17:10:13 +0000

I have an SSIS package created in 2005 SP2. I have compiled this and is sheculed to run under SQL Server 2008 R2, which connects to a SQL Server 2005 database.

What the package does.

1.The package FTP’s some files to the local folder. I verified to confirm the files are downloaded correctly.

2. Truncate the tablse. Verified to see the record count is 0.

3.Copies the data from the FTP’ed file to the tables. Verified to see the table is loaded.

4.Calls a stored procedure. Verified the log table to see the message of the last step in stored procedure is executed.

5.Added one more last step in the package to log an entry in the table to see the lat step in package is executed. This also works fine.

6. The job still shows “In Progress…” I have to manually close this job.

Any help

SSIS 2008 R2 performance and Windows Server 2008 R2 with a clustered SQL instance is slower than when connecting to a non-clustered instance?

RobertDBA — Thu, 12 May 2011 09:22:24 +0000

I am testing different configurations for loading data from a remote SQL server using SSIS. In a clustered situation SSIS seems slower to speak to the local clustered SQL instance when compared to a non clustered local SQL instance. It looks like any scenario where SSIS speaks to a clustered SQL instance; the communication occurs through the network regardless if the SSIS instance is local or not. Is this true?

In my current scenario, SSIS 2008 R2 is running on a node with clustered SQL Server 2008 R2 instances. It seems to communicate with the clustered instance through some network interface even if they are both on the same Node. Oddly, I cannot identify which interface it is.

Here is the general layout:

Cluster Node 1 physical IP 192.168.1.100

SQL Server “sql2008″ instance name has an IP 192.168.1.101

SQL Server Instance is on Node1

Remote SQL server source for SSIS IP 192.168.1.55

The SSIS Load transfer rate seems slow. The SSIS network session to the remote SQL server source appears under the Network section in Resource Monitor.

Image: DTExec.exe

PID: 8864

Address: 192.168.1.55

Send (B/sec): 968

Receive (B/sec): 1,682,022

Total (B/sec): 1,682,990

But the SSIS for loading also appears in network. It seems to run from the local node to to the destination SQL server IP through network communication because DTexec shows up under Resource Monitor – Network as speaking to the Destination SQL server IP.

Image: DTExec.exe

PID: 8864

Address: 192.168.1.101

Receive (B/sec): 120

Send (B/sec): 20,300,868

Unfortunately when I use network monitor to see the traffic, the dtexec traffic from source appears but the load activity does not seem to appear to be using any of the network interfaces and cannot be seen.

When running this same package (against the same unchanged source) with a less powerful non clustered box, the SSIS package runs 2x faster speaking to a local instance and the Dtexec load process does not appear in the Network section in Resource Monitor. Only the Dtexec network session for the source process appears and is the same speed.

Is the missing Network traffic on the non clustered scenario giving me the boost or am I looking at something misleading?

SQL server 2008 provide access to SSIS

Evgenia — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 02:36:26 +0000

Client needs access to SSIS sql server 2008

Thanks,

Evgenia

Refresh Excel file on a different server with SSIS package

Tocken — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 20:25:26 +0000

I am trying to refresh an excel file that is on different server. is there any script that can be creatted with SSIS pacage that can do this. any help will be appriciated. Thank you in advance.

Write Record to table as XML from RecordSet destination

Kayj — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 15:19:51 +0000

Is it possible to write out each record from a recordset destination in SSIS as an XML field into SQL Server? How can this be done in either case?

Without Using Script in SSIS

SSISCaseStudy — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 02:05:32 +0000

HI!!! how do I alter data in SQL Server table [select, insert and delete] using SSIS Visual Studio without using a T-SQL Script… please help me T_T…. Thx so much…

SQL Server 2008 SSIS Update Command Performance Issue

Sflatbush — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 21:37:28 +0000

Hello,

In SQL Server 2008 R2, I have created an SSIS package to pull from an ODS and feed a Data Mart. To build the OLAP cube, I am using identity keys as the primary keys to the tables. TableA has 4,000,000 rows and I am updating each row with a foreign key from TableB with 500,000 rows using a where clause.

The data flow component selects the foreign key and where clause parameters (numbering 3) from TableB which are passed to a sql component which does the update of TableA. With this many rows in TableB, it takes over 48 hours to update TableA (and another 4 million row table) with the foreign key. This is not acceptable for a number of reasons. Another table with 30 rows takes about 2 minutes to update TableA with foreign keys.

Update TableA Set FK1ID=? Where Parm1=? And Parm2=? And Parm3=?

Has anyone ever had this issue and come up with a resolution? Or does anyone have any tips for improving the update of TableA? I’ve used Query Analyzer to create an index but that has not helped.

Thanks.

Tool for ETL/SSIS packages testing

Contactvishal — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 08:43:32 +0000

Which is the Best Tools for ETL/SSIS packages testing