I'm trying to implement the SQL Server logging in my package but Im receiving a very weird error message. Follow below:
"Error at Consumer_Common_Transportation [Log provider "SSIS log provider for SQL Server"]: An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E14.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80040E14 Description: "There is already an object named 'sysdtslog90' in the database.
Error at Copy Data to TCARRIER: The SSIS logging provider "SSIS log provider for SQL Server" failed with error code 0xC0202009 ((null)). This indicates a logging error attributable to the specified log provider.
I am developing a package on my local workstation. I have defined two logging service providers. One is for SQL Server and the other is for the Windows Event Log. I am using the Dts.Log method in a script task to write log entries.
Logging is working properly with the SQL Server provider and rows are being inserted into the sysdtslog90 table. However, the only events that are being logged in the Windows Event Log are the package start and end events which I believe SSIS is doing automatically anyway.
Is there something I need to do to enable WIndows Event Log logging other than defining a log provider and making sure it is checked active? Won't SSIS write to two different logs with one Dts.Log call? Any ideas on what might be going wrong with my approach?
Hi, I decided to use the SQL Server log provider to store logging data of all my Integration Services packages. I also created some reports about this data for operating purposes. I have a problem occurs the name of the executing package is not always written to the log,but the name of the single task which failed. But that is not very useful information for operating, because I do not see any chance to get the name of the package by the information which is logged in the sysdtslog90 table in the database which I defined for SSIS Logging.
How do I configure the package to always log the package information into the table, too?
I recently read the project real ETL design best practices whitepaper. I too, want to do custom logging as I do today, and also use SSIS logging. The paper recommended using the variable system::PackageExecutionId to tie the 2 logging methods together.
Hi Guys hope someone can help with this one, I am working on SQL 2000 and having problem with logging a new server instance to be run in query analyzer let me explain,
I have the default sql server and then also an instance called sqlone on the same machine for study reasons.
However after loading the new instance on and then registering it in enterprise manager it appears fine on there, but I am having problem only in query analyzer the sqlone instance does not appear in the drop down menu so that I can select too work on that server
Only reason I need this is as I am practicing adding linked servers and without the second instance being visible it won't work correctly.
For other infomation the instance ok in the enterprise manager, server manager and then in the computer management in the administrative tools in the control panel.
I use following trigger to stop user "smith" if he try to connect through SSMS to My Server:
create TRIGGER [trg_connection_MyServer] ON ALL SERVER WITH EXECUTE AS 'Smith' FOR LOGON AS BEGIN IF ORIGINAL_LOGIN()= 'Smith' begin if exists (SELECT 1 FROM sys.dm_exec_sessions WHERE (program_name like 'Microsoft SQL Server%' and original_login_name = 'Smith') ) ROLLBACK; end
I want to log this information or send emal incase, this user try to connect through SSMS, so that I can catch it. How can I do this, if I use insert command it rollsback everything and I can't do any activity.
How do I set up EL to log information to a sql server 2005 DB? I have created the the Database Trace Listener through the configuration utility, but do I need to run some script on the DB to create the tables, sprocs etc? I can't find any script though... Thanks
I've got a problem here logging on mssql server It seems to me that the problem is in ConnectionString When I add new connection to the project via Microsoft OLEDB provider for SQL Server I use login 'sa' and password 'pwd'. Then if I check 'Allow saving password' (or something like that - i use other language) everything works fine, but if i don't at last I get an error message Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Login failed for user 'sa'. Source Error: ... Line 47: Me.SqlCommand1.Connection.Open() ... Can I use connection string with no explicit inclusion of password? TIA
Is there any means to check/see the log if i add a new job category has been added or deleted .
I just want to know this for Auditing purpose. i just want to keep a track what new job categories have been deleted or new Job categories have been added on so and so dates.
After creating a linked server to a remote server, I needed to log in usingsp_addlinkedsrvlogin to get my stored procedure to work. However, I noticedthat after stopping SQL Server and the DTC and then restarting both, that mystored procedure worked without having to execute sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.Is the log-in information stored in the machine, such that if SQL Server isstopped or the server is rebooted, on does not have to executesp_addlinkedsrvlogin again? Or is there a point at which one would have tore-log-in to a linked server?Thanks.
I am new to SQL Server 2000, I am looking to set up some type ofloging on out test database.I need to track what table are hit when a record is inserted via afront end piece of software (Struxure).Any help would be appreciated.Daniel KubicekSenior Programmer Analyst - Engineering & ProcurementGrede Foundries, Inc.414.256.9210Join Bytes!
I know Oracle provide pragma directives to execute autonomous transactions which i used before on Oracle for logging. Now i want to repeat the same in SQL Server but unfortunately i found such pragmas are not existing in SQL Server.After several google searching, i have found that i can use loopback linked server to generate autonomous transaction calls.
If i have Server A & Server B where server B is a loop back server of Server A and all my objects are existing on Server A. I just wanted to user Server B for logging only. should i have logging tables on Server B? Logging procedures on Server A? and call logging procedures (via Execute ) from application procedures residing on Server A?
I am getting the following error. “The user instance login flag is not supported on this version of SQL Server. The connection will be closed.� Background i created a site on my development machine, and every thing worked, this computer is running sql EX. I uploaded the site to the production server (running sql 2005 standard) and changed the connection string (i have used this connection string with other dB’s to display data only, and it works) but i tried it with the ASPNETDB.mdf in the AppData folder and i get the above message.
Do i have to set some special permissions in the db for it to work. I need to be able to insert, update, and delete in this app.
I am a bit new to using MS-SQL, up till now my main adminstration was in Oracle.
I have a question, my developers make changes to my MS-SQL databases, however, they always login as a local admin or use their domain WIndows accounts - with the given privileges. Then they amend the database. My idea is to avoid logging into an MS-SQL server without using a Remote Desktop. So they will need some kind of a client.
What is your experience and what would be the best way to do this? Meaning, what software can I use that does not require a license fee?
With Oracle I can install the Oracle client which has an SQLPLUS to login remotely. Does MS-SQL have something similar?
Thanks in advance.
I did use Google to search, I also have an MS-SQL Developer Edition, but this seems to come with another server itself.
ServerA - PDC ServerB - BDC ServerC - member server
My NT Workstation is logged onto DomainA as UserA.
If I use Network Neighborhood and click on ServerA (the PDC) , it shows me all the shares and doesn't ask me for any username password. Similarily if I click on ServerB (the BDC).
However if I click on ServerC (member server) . It wants a username/password. Why doesn't ServerC realize that I am already logged onto the Domain (ie check with a domain controller) rather than ask me to log on again. Also when I specify the username, I have to include the domain i.e. "DomainAUserA". Just "UserA" won't work.
The problem is ServerC is soon to be a production SQLServer and has integrated security. The clients log onto the domain, however, (I'm speculating that) when they run a SQL application, SQLServer will not see an NT login for verification. I havn't run ito this problem before as my SQLServers have up to now also been domain controllers.
Anybody know what is happening and what the solution, if any, there is.
I would like to have a dynamic trigger on INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE. (each their own trigger).
What i want, is the trigger to log what has happened with the record. For the insert trigger, i would like to select all columns and put them in 1 column to my logging table. For the update trigger, i need the same, however for both of the old and new items.
Is it true that I need Analysis Server to simply log the queries being sent to my databases?
I am not familiar with SQL server. In MySQL it is a simple checkbox setting; when I check it, all queries reaching the database(s) are written to a file. But accomplishing this in SQL Server is not so easy, so it seems. I read that I need Analysis Server to do this. I only bought the database, so I will have to purchase it. But I am not sure that this is, in fact, what I am looking for. I need a file that contains something like this:
01/08/2008 14:19:21 UserNameDbName: SELECT name, telno FROM Customer WHERE country = 'Netherlands' AND name LIKE '%bicycle%'
I need the queries exactly as they are sent to the database, from any (type of) client. Can Analysis Server provide this?
I am writting a huge Service Broker Application. I notice that each message that is processed appears in the SQL Server Logs. Currently I am just testing with a single queue and tons of messages are showing up in the log. Is there a way that I can turn these informational messages off? I think in the end I may have something like 15 or 20 queues. These messages are very useful for debugging but I may not desire this extensive logging to be running all the time on all of my queues.
Hello,I've installed SQL Server Managment Studio Express 2005 in my laptop and I already have Visual Studio 2005 Express in my system. The problem I m facing is that when I open the SQL Management Studio so it is not logging in using both the Windows Authentication method nor the SQL Authentication, I've Windows XP Professional in my system and I've set No Password on Windows. Please tell me, what's the Login and Password of SQL and secondly what's the solution to this problem.Thanking You.SAAD.
We have a machine with SQL Server 2005 Express installed and we use to have no problems connecting to this using the management studio using Windows Authentication. Since yesterday when we open the management studio and press connect using Windows authentication, the logon dialog remains active but does not disappear. In the backgroung I can see the name of the instance on the machine and after a few seconds it goes to green, to show its connected but I can't do anything without cancelling the logon. If I cancel the logon, it sets it is not connected to any server, if i try to launch the instance from the registered servers, with the green connected symbol it hangs.
I have left the logon dialog overnight (14 hours) and it still did not disappear. I am looking at any patches that may have been installed but none since the end of May...does anyone else have a similar problem?
I have a SQL Server 2005 Express edition instance set up on one server, and IIS on another server.
The SQL Server process account is a domain user account, which I have added to the local groups that SQL Server created during installation (I originally used a local user account instead of domain account; however, the problem occurs with both).
SQL Server runs fine, and if I set my IIS application pool identity to a domain admin, my web app can access the database and retrieve the data necessary.
However, I have a domain user account that I want to use to run the app pool and retrieve the data. The domain user account is added to the IIS_WPG group on the web server. On the database server, I have created a login for the account, as well as added it to the db_datareader role of the database that is used for the site.
However, the user is not able to connect to the SQL Server. I get the "Login failed for user <user account>" error in ASP.NET. I also tried connecting with SQL Server Management Studio, and I get the same error. I checked and the user has connect permission to the database server.
With admin accounts, there are no problems logging in, etc.
Any pointers are appreciated,
Thanks,
SA.
Edit: I was able to find out that the State is 11 for the error. According to http://blogs.msdn.com/sql_protocols/archive/2006/02/21/536201.aspx, this indicates "Valid login but server access failure." I am not sure how to resolve this.
Hello experts. I have been searching for anything about this but found very little. What are the events logged in SQL Server Error Logs aside from Successful/Failed Login, Backup/Restore/Recover database and, start/init sql server? Can we configure this to log other events, like CREATE or DBCC events for example? If so, how? Thanks a lot.
How can I check from database username and password? It doesent need any special authentication, just a lookup through the database and if the user exist than continue with the next page.Thanks
I have a web application accessing a SQL Server database (the ususal stuff).
I want to be able to log who did what on which table. I need to display this information on the web application. Is there an easy way of doing this, rather that making duplicates of a lot of data?
The best way I have thought of so far is making a new table with the following fields: Table_Changed Table_Primary_Key Old_Field_Value New_Field_Value User Date_Changed
Every time someone changes something, it is logged in this table, so that, at any time, I can display who changed what. I have one more question. If I do do it this way, is there a way of getting the primary key value of any table? E.G. could I do something like this_table.primary_key.value ?
Is there a way to produce a log of all SQL statements hitting a database in a given range of time by a specific SPID? Obviously the SQL Server activity logs do not go into that much detail, except when errors are produced or a change is made to a system table. Is there a setting to add more detail, or to log a specific SPID's actions, or maybe a third party software that will give me what I am looking for?
does SQL 7.0 have any built in logging capabilities to identify row level actions by operator. For instance, can it tell me that a particular user deleted or inserted a row? How would I tell it who the operator is?
