I am using Visual Studio 2005 SP1, SQL Server Developers Edition, Both installed recently and updated completely on an XP SP2 workstation (again all updates installed, the necessary ones at least) The issue I am having is when I try to load a solution for Integration services an error message box appears with the following:
An error prevented the view from loading. (Microsoft Visual Studio)
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The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E) (System.Windows.Forms)
This issue was of course occurring before the reinstall of both Visual Studio and SQL Server DE. The issue also extends to creating new projects, in which I am not able to...so the frustration is a little high at the moment, any help would be great...
I created an ODBC to Lotus notes server and database. This ODBC connection works, however, when I put the ODBC into SSIS and test the connection my visual studio 2010 crashes and has to restart. Is there a fix I am missing on my VS2010? Or am I doing something wrong in my SSIS project?
I have all this gray space at the top of my tasks. When I <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Left-click> to select all of my tasks and then try sliding it up, it creates even more gray space and actually moves it down. If instead when I <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Left-click> and then <Ctrl>+<Arrow-up> it doesn't move it. Is there any easy way to eliminate all this gray space at the top?
I've used the Balanced Data Distributor with Visual Studio 2010 and SQL Server 2012 successfully. I've now installed BIDS 2013 and I'm trying to get the Balanced Data Distributor to appear again in the SSIS Toolbox.
I've installed the x86 and x64 version and it won't appear. I've tried the new version which is supposed to have a fix for some SQL Server 2008 issues but I get the message:
The installation is not successful. Check the following prerequisites: 1. Either Integration Services or BIDS has to be installed. 2. The version of these components has to be either SQL Server 2008 SP2 (or future SPs) or SQL Server 2008 R2 (or future SPs).
That seems this version only works for SQL Server 2008.
Basically i'm trying to create an SSIS workflow to download Sharepoint List data to SQL Server on a schedule of some kind.do we actually have to use the GAC install approach in order to get the Sharepoint List Destination and Sharepoint List Source entries to appear on the SSIS Project workflow entities?
Our project is on SSIS 2012 and we are using the project deployment model. We have parameter the connection managers, created environments, environment variables and configured the references. Hence, when we deploy the solution to higher environments, the connection strings are picked from the environments and not the ones stored in the connection manager.
However, we face issues when in development environment, we need to run the same package but by entering the values manually in the connection manager. Even though the connection details are correct, when we execute the package from Visual Studio, SSIS is not able to connect to the database. Is there any way to have SSIS prompt for the connection details after we have click on "Execute Task" or "Start" from Visual Studio?
I'm building a custom Data Processing Extension (DPE), and I was hoping test it inside Visual Studio report designer, instead of doing it on the server side in Reporting Services.
Note that I have gotten the RS configuration working.
I've got a SQL2008 database with 2008R2 Express loaded.
In VS2012 if I right click a table and select New Query, I get the Visual Designer.
In VS2013, same database, I get a blank page
I've tried a fresh install of 2012 and 2013 onto a fresh Win8.1, same thing. SQL2012 Express, same. If I use an LocalDB option, again no tools. I've tried Ultimate to see if it's something not in Pro.
Also the "code only" query doesn't connect me to the file properly, so even if I accept doing the query by hand, I have to paste a connection string every time.
I'm expecting it to do as per VS2012, and the VS2013 pages in [URL] My database is an attached file from an ASP.NET project App_Data folder.
I have visual studio 2005 and sql server 2005 with integration service installed on my machine. Couple of days ago, I installed visual studio 2008 professional. When I go to create SSIS project I dont see it in visual studio 2008. What do I have to do to make it appear in visual studio 2008 so that I can create SSIS projects.
I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 to design reports. Is there any way to use one single image as background for a whole report-page? I only managed to set seperate background images for page header, body and footer, so the only 2 possibilities to solve this problem would be to either
* divide the image into 3 parts so that they fit exactly to the page parts or * not use any page header and footer.
Is there another possibility that I've missed?
Any help is highly appreciated! Thanks in advance,
I have lot of packages stored in my hard disk and i am creating some more. Now my machine gets very slow only if i open these packages in visual studio. When i check the CPU usage by that time it is not even 2%. If i try to navigate between data flows. I get message "Microsoft Visula studio is doing some internal operations and if you are getting this message in normal usage repor this to Microsoft". Is this the issue in my visual studio installation or some thing else.
I also reinstalled all the software 3 weeks back and it was working good till yesterday again the the problem started yesterday.
Hi friends after working visual studio (on my report model project) few minutes it runs too slow. i mean clicking on entities ,attributes takes ages to finish. I opened task manager i see "devenv.exe" is taking more than 800,000 k !!
am using sql server 2005 standard edition. have you seen similar problem. Thanks for your help.
I have a desktop application that uses an Access DB. Now i have converted it to Visual Studio 2008 and tried the SQL CE Edition. I wrote all the methods, create the database and the tables on the fly and seems to work really fine. The database is 20MB big, but the performance is vey bad. I mean with Access it's very fast, you actually don't see how slow it is, and with the SQL CE now, it takes 7 seconds !!!! for a few access instead of under 1 second with Access.
I can't imagine that this is normal, there must be something i am really missing in my code. Looks something like this:
Code Snippet SqlCeEngine engine = new SqlCeEngine("Data Source = URANO.sdf"); engine.CreateDatabase(); engine.Dispose(); // Verbindung öffnen sqlConnection = new SqlCeConnection("Data Source = URANO.sdf"); sqlConnection.Open(); // creating the tables here with data sqlCommand = new SqlCeCommand("SELECT ID FROM Laender WHERE Name=@Name", sqlConnection); sqlCommand.Parameters.Add("@Name", SqlDbType.NVarChar, 30); sqlCommand.Parameters[0].Value = land; sqlDataAdapter = new SqlCeDataAdapter(sqlCommand); sqlDataSet = new DataSet(); sqlDataAdapter.Fill(sqlDataSet, "Laender"); landID = "" + (((int)sqlDataSet.Tables["Laender"].Rows[0][0]) + 1);
this takes 1 - 2 seconds
btw: the whole class is static and the variables also are static.
Would it be better to load all the database tables into datasets, and only work with the datasets in memory ? Well i thought that the SQL CE Engine, would load the database into memory and be just fast. I mean we have 2 GB of memory or 1 the most of us, 20MB isn't that much.
I am using CLR integration to provide all the stored procedures for my project, but the issue I am finding is that deployment of my assembly and it's stored procedures (and two UDTs) is now starting to take so long that I am getting a timeout from SQL Server during deployment (with the default settings of 600 seconds remote connection timeout).
Is there a way to speed-up the deployment process?
I know I could employ a differing strategy of splitting the procedures into multiple assemblies, but I am more concerned that the legth of time used to deploy might indicate some other issues with my server.
By the way, my current assemly contains: 247 Stored Procedures, 7 User Defined Functions, and 2 User Defined Types.
I'm working within VS2005/Business Intel studio environment. I've got one master package, which loads about 18 sub-packages as tasks.
After openin the master package (and waiting 5-10 minutes for the packages to open and validate), maneuvering within the IDE is nearly impossible, it is so slow. Context menus can take 30 seconds to open. Certian operations, like closing a window, seem to hang the environment.
Does anyone have any feedback about this kind of ide performance problem?
I am trying to integrate Sql Clr with Visual studio 2005, but i am getting the following error when i try to deploy the solution:
CREATE ASSEMBLY for assembly 'SQLCLRIntegrationDemo' failed because assembly 'SQLCLRIntegrationDemo' is not authorized for PERMISSION_SET = EXTERNAL_ACCESS. The assembly is authorized when either of the following is true: the database owner (DBO) has EXTERNAL ACCESS ASSEMBLY permission and the database has the TRUSTWORTHY database property on; or the assembly is signed with a certificate or an asymmetric key that has a corresponding login with EXTERNAL ACCESS ASSEMBLY permission. If you have restored or attached this database, make sure the database owner is mapped to the correct login on this server. If not, use sp_changedbowner to fix the problem. SQLCLRIntegrationDemo
I have even set the Permission to External in the Project --> Properties --> Database tab. But still i am getting the above solution while deploying the solution.
One of the blogs suggested that the checkbox beside 'Trustworthy Database' should be checked. But i dont see any checkbase in the database tab of the Project properties.
someone please tell me how im using primavera V5.0 (www.primavera.com) and i want to export the data from the .net to primavera and versa versa please tell me soon
I have had a heck of a time trying to get SQL Compact Edition 3.5 working in by Visual Studio 2008 environment. I (now) know it comes along with Visual Studio 2008 by default, however, I didn't realize that at first and went and installed one of the SQL Compact Edition MSI's that were available from MS download. Since then I am unable to create a new compact edition database (Add New Item...) in visual studio it says:
The data provider required to connect to the local data file could not be found. The file will be added to the project but the typed DataSet associated with the file will not be generated.
Also, When I try to create a new connection under server explorer, I notice the SQL Compact Edition is not a data source option.
I am running the relased build from the MSDN download iso: en_visual_studio_team_system_2008_development_x86_x64wow_dvd_X14-26382.iso
I have uninstalled the seperate install of the SQL Compact Edition and run repair on the visual studio 2008 installer and it does not fix the problem. I have seen a reference that says the design time installer should be under Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 9.0Common7IDE, but it isn't in my install. I did find it on the source DVD under the folder WCUSSCESSCEDeviceRuntime-enu.msi.
After running that, I no longer get the original error message. Now I get a little further and then the Data Source Configuration Wizard comes up and says
An error occured while retrieving the information from the database:
SQL Server Compact is either not installed or the installation has been corrupted.
OK, so I look under C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server Compact Editionv3.5 which install from the DVD (WCUSSCESSCEDeviceRuntime-enu.msi.) created and notice a readme file that inside has a link for downloading and installing the Runtime for Desktop computers.
Thinking that perhaps the runtime is a seperate install from the design tools I follow the link and setup starts. At this point I notice that the set says Compact Edition 3.5 BETA - hmm that doesn't seem right so I cancel. Not sure why the final product for the design tools would have a readme that points to a download link for the BETA of the runtime, but going back to the DVD I see the file WCUSSCESSCERuntime-enu.msi and run it. This time it says it will install Compact Edition 3.5 - looks good no BETA.
Finish the instal and viola! it works....
So what worked for me in the end:
1) Uninstall any other installs of Compact Edition 3.5 you might have 2) repair visual studio 3) install the design tools from the DVD WCUSSCESSCEDeviceRuntime-enu.msi. 4) install the runtime fgrom the DVD WCUSSCESSCEDeviceRuntime-enu.msi.
I have OLE DB source which executes SP with 2 parameters and output is flat file. Every time I run I immediately get output below. How do I troubleshoot further what might be causing this?
Information: 0x402090DC at Data Flow Task, Flat File Destination [2]: The processing of file "C:UsersadminDesktopout.csv" has started. Error: 0xC0202009 at Data Flow Task, OLE DB Source [41]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E21. An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 11.0" Hresult: 0x80040E21 Description: "Invalid character value for cast specification". Error: 0xC004701A at Data Flow Task, SSIS.Pipeline: OLE DB Source failed the pre-execute phase and returned error code 0x80040E21.
Do I need to load Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2005.NET to work with the .rdl reports. I have VS 2005 loaded and I can't access my reports I created before my hard drive died...
Windows 7.We are preparing to introduce some of our folks to designing reports in SQL Server Reporting Service (SSrS). I want to do some preliminary testing on my laptop. I believe we should use Visual Studio (free version), the Business Intelligence tools for VS, and a local instance of SQL Server. I want to be able to install a sample database in the local instance of SQL Server and be able to look at the sample database's table structure.
To set up a local test environment, should I use VS, Business Intelligence tools for VS, and a local instance of SQL Server? Or is there some other set of tools I should use?What version of VS should I use (I saw VS Community 2015 RC is available)?Where might I get a robust sample database from which I can create SSrS Reports to test?What tool can I use to look at a local instance of SQL Server? These "express" versions don't seem to come with SQL Server Management Studio.
I have implemented SQL Server 2005 Developer Version at Windows XP Home. I'm working on localhost.
I want to do an assoziation analysis and creating data source and data source view is successful. But when the data mining wizard comes to the point where to choose the data mining algorithm, the visual studio crashes- the application is not responding. No error code is given, so I don't know where to start.
Analysis Server is running and the connection to the data source is made.
microsoft.reportviewer.design for Version 12 (2014) The redistributable package is just that, and does not include this dll So Visual Studio cannot create a V12 object.
The workaround is to use V11 and patch the inserted code.
We are setting up developer machines with Visual Studio 2005 and SQL SERVER 2005 Client tools. My question is how do I get the templates for Integration Services into Visual Studio 2005 without installing BIDS?
I'm trying to deploy a report to Reporting Services, but I've found that there's a behaviour difference Visual Studio and Reporting Services with the Matrix control for the subtotals.
For the background color for the "textbox" on the cells, I've used the folowing expression:
=Iif(Fields!ID__vs_YAGO.Value < 1, "Red"
,Iif(Fields!ID__vs_YAGO.Value < 1.02, "Yellow"
,"GreenYellow"))
The individual cells alternate colors, based on the value in the cell. In Visual Studio, the Subtotal cells also alternate colors (which is correct). But when the report is deployed to Reporting Services, The Subtotal cells have a transparent background. (Incorrect).
If I set the same expression into the background setting for the Subtotal cells, the expression is evaluated once for the entire row and the entire row has the same color (different Subtotal lines will alternate). This is the same in both Visual Studio and Reporting Services.
I'm using SP2, 2005 (32 bit for Reporting Services). To ensure full compatibility, I've editted / deployed the report all on the same machine.
Does anyone know of this problem and how to resolve it?
Additional: In testing the various output formats, it seems to be a bug in the HTML rendering engine. PDF amd TIFF work fine. I believe Excel export uses either part of the HTML rendering engine or pieces of the same code base.
P.S. I'm detecting other reporting differences between Visual Studio and Reporting Services, such as how "null key records" (from Analysis Services) are handled in groups. Is there a compatibility list published somewhere?
