After upgrading to CTP16 (Sept.), I can't seem to debug my script task. Everytime I run the package with a breakpoint in script task I get following error: "SQL Server Integration Services Script Task has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. "
I have debugged a Control Flow script task and everything went as expected. I put a breakpoint somewhere in my script code, press F5 and execution will break there.
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 9.00.1399.00 Microsoft Analysis Services Client Tools 2005.090.1399.00 Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2000.085.1117.00 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158) Microsoft MSXML 2.6 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180 Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0.50727.42 Operating System 5.1.2600
I am trying to debug a script task within a SSIS package by setting a breakpoint within the design window of teh script taks and I get the following error:
Other packages within the solution have script tasks and I can debug these with no problem. This particular script task has constanly given me this error.
Please let me know if there is additional information that I need to provide to facilitate a solution.
How can I debug data flow task. From this article (http://www.databasejournal.com/features/mssql/article.php/3567961) and this video (http://www.jumpstarttv.com/Media.aspx?vid=3) I found that when we are executing the task, the data count will be shown along with color coded task but when I debug the package, no count is shown. I have SQL and source and flat file as destination. There is nothing stored in the destination file but the sql script returns the data.
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I just had this happen twice in a row. The data flow task is showing a number of records almost twice as high as the actual data that is going into the table. This happened to me in two different DFT's with different data.
I am using an OLEDB source which uses a query something like:
select * from functiona()
In the DataFlowTask I see it had around 400,000 Rows go through the path all the way to the deastionation..
However I know that isn't right. If I do:
select count(*) from functiona() I get 200000 rows. Now the weird thing is if I check the table that it inserted to, it has the right number of rows, 200,000. (Numbers are not exact).
This would actually be funny if I weren't under serious time constraints right now. I have an SSIS project with several script tasks in the control flow. I put breakpoints in one of them to allow me to step through and see whats going on. However, when I start the project, the IDE brings up the script editor for a different script task. The breakpoints in this task are actually on the same line numbers as the task I need to debug but the code is all wrong. I checked the task for which the code is being displayed and there are no breakpoints there.
OK. I give up and need help. Hopefully it's something minor ...
I have a dataflow which returns email addresses to a recordset.
I pass this recordset into a ForEachLoop configuring the enumerator as (Foreach ADO Enumerator). I also map the email address as a variable with index 0.
I then have a Execute SQL task which receives this email address as a varchar variable (parameter 0) which I then use in my SQL command to limit the rows returned. I have commented out the where clause and returned all rows regardless of email address to try to troubleshoot this problem. In either event, I then use a resultset to store the query result of type object and result name 0.
I then pass this resultset into a script variable to start parsing the sql rows returned as type object. ( I assume this is the correct way to do this from other prior posts ...).
The script appears to throw an exception at the following line. I assume it's because I'm either not passing in the values properly or the query doesn't return anything. However, I am certain the query works as it executes just fine at the command prompt.
My intent is to email the query results to each email address with the following type of data by passing the parsed data from the script to a send mail task. Email works fine and sends out messages but the content is empty. I pass the parsed data as string values to the messagesource and define the messagesourcetype as a variable in the mail task.
part number leadtime
x 5
y 9
....
Does anyone have any idea what I might be doing wrong?
(select count(*) from dto_initial_screening where (dto_initial_screening.facilityNo = ref_facility.facilityNo and dto_initial_screening.testDt between '2007-01-01' and '2008-01-01')) as 'TotalScreened',
(select count(*) from dto_initial_screening where (dto_initial_screening.testResult = 'POS' and dto_initial_screening.facilityNo = ref_facility.facilityNo and dto_initial_screening.testDt between '2007-01-01' and '2008-01-01')) as 'NoOfPositives'
from dto_initial_screening left join ref_facility on dto_initial_screening.facilityNo = ref_facility.facilityNo left join ref_region on ref_facility.adrRegionCd = ref_region.regionCd
where ('NoOfPositives') < (select Cast(paramVal as UNSIGNED) from ref_param where paramCd = 'minPositives')
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AS BEGIN
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