Loading Data From Oracle To SQL Server Using SSIS
Mar 7, 2007
Ok, we have built a data mart using SSIS etc...for transformations and loading.
Our biggest single problem we have currently is loading data from an Oracle server to our SQL server. Some tables from oracle run fine when retrieving the data but there is one particular table that just doesn't load fast enough (9 million records take over 12 hours). It seems that we are idling alot and its not always running.
Can anyone help with this problem?
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May 27, 2008
I have requirement to load the EDI.TXT format data in SQl server using the SSIS.The edi file data looks like that
@pRecType="A",@pA010="XC",@pA020="270",@pA110="CDC LOCAL"
@pRecType="C",@pC010="M",@pC015="H",@pC050="20080408",@pC060="B",@pC070="E40245",@pC080="P",@pC110="95000",@pC112="000000000",@pC120="P",@pC121="N",@pC122="",@pC124="100000002274",@pC125="166759",@pC210="Y",@pC301="000061131006",@pC320="20080211",@pC321="20080211",@pC511="",@pC512="",@pC900=" ABY"
@pRecType="E",@pE100="1",@pE101="5789",@pE110="",@pE111="",@pE120="",@pE121="",@pE130="",@pE131="",@pE140="",@pE141="",@pE150="",@pE151="",@pE160="",@pE161="",@pE170="",@pE171="",@pE180="",@pE181="",@pE190="",@pE191=""
@pRecType="H",@pH110="8",@pH120="3",@pH130="1",@pH210="",@pH220="20080211",@pH230="20080211",@pH235="01",@pH240="20080211",@pH250="20080211",@pH310="",@pH320="",@pH710="",@pH711="",@pH712="",@pH510="",@pH511="",@pH512="",@pH520="",@pH521="",@pH522="",@pH530="",@pH531="",@pH532="",@pH540="",@pH541="",@pH542="",@pH550="",@pH551="",@pH552="",@pH560="",@pH561="",@pH562="",@pH570="",@pH571="",@pH572="",@pH580="",@pH581="",@pH582="",@pH590="",@pH591="",@pH592="",@pH600="",@pH601="",@pH602="",@pH610="",@pH620="",@pH630="",@pH640="",@pH650="",@pH660="",@pH670="",@pH680="",@pH690="",@pH713=""
@pRecType="M",@pM250="170"
@pRecType="P",@pP010="SE",@pP110="E",@pP130="",@pP150="721153832",@pP210="",@pP310="",@pP340="",@pP350="",@pP360="",@pP370=""
@pRecType="S",@pS010="",@pS020="200278911",@pS110="BABIN",@pS111="JENNIFER",@pS112="L",@pS120="",@pS121="",@pS125="",@pS126="",@pS127="",@pS211="BABIN",@pS212="JENNIFER",@pS213="L",@pS221="F",@pS222="19850919",@pS231="M",@pS310="1605 SOUTH SHIRLEY",@pS311="",@pS315="GONZALES",@pS316="LA",@pS317="70737",@pS410="N"
@pRecType="V",@pV130="AA",@pV140="000000100",@pV150=""
@pRecType="X",@pX010="20080211",@pX020="20080211",@pX131="45378SG",@pX133="5789",@pX134="",@pX141="000095000",@pX142="000000000",@pX147="001",@pX210="0490"
can you help me how I solve this problem.I will appreaite for that id you help me this.
Thanks
HK
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Apr 2, 2007
Hi!
I'm loading from Oracle using the OraOLEDB.Oracle.1 provider since I need unicode support and I get the following error:
TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio
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Error at myTask [DTS.Pipeline]: The "output column "myColumn" (9134)" has a precision that is not valid. The precision must be between 1 and 38.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC0204018 (Microsoft.SqlServer.DTSPipelineWrap)
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BUTTONS:
OK
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For most of my queries to Oracle I can cast the columns to get rid of the error (CAST x AS DECIMAL(10) etc), but this does not work for:
1) Union
I have a select like "SELECT NVL(myColumn, 0) .... FROM myTable UNION SELECT 0 AS myColumn, .... FROM DUAL"
Even if I cast the columns in both selects (SELECT CAST(NVL(myColumn, 0) AS DECIMAL(10, 0) .... UNION SELECT CAST(0 AS DECIMAL(10, 0)) AS myColumn, .... FROM DUAL) I still get the error above.
2) SQL command from variable
The select basically looks like this:
"SELECT Column1, Column2, ... FROM myTable WHERE Updated BETWEEN User::LastLoad AND User::CurrentLoad"
Again, even if I cast all columns (like in the union), I still get the same error.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Jul 1, 2015
We have a custom web C#/SQL2K8R2 workflow application that I need to pull Oracle data into a varchar(max) field as an XML DOM document. I have no problem pulling the Oracle data using OLEDB, but I'm not sure how to create the XML DOM doc. Once I get it into the DOM doc, I then need to assign metadata about the XML DOM doc and insert it all into a staging table:
CREATE TABLE [stg].[EtlImports](
[EtlImportId] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[EtlSource] [varchar](50) NOT NULL,
[EtlType] [varchar](50) NULL,
[EtlDefn] [varchar](max) NULL, --Either a SQL statement or path to file on disk
[EtlData] [varchar](max) NULL, --BLOB field to hold the XML data or FILESTREAM path to file on disk
[EtlDateLanded] [datetime] NOT NULL,
[EtlDateProcessed] [datetime] NULL,
[EtlStatus] [varchar](50) NULL,
[Comments] [varchar](4000) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY] TEXTIMAGE_ON [PRIMARY]
I will have a separate SSIS package to pull the [XML/File] field and process the data into the workflow tables. Is there a wasy I can use the ADO Record-set Destination task to accomplish this, or do I have to create a custom C# script to create the XML DOM Doc?
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Feb 1, 2007
I am working on a project to write SSIS packages to update a SQL Server 2005 database with data from an Oracle 10g database. Unfortunately, our development ETL box is running 32 bit Windows Server 2003 while the production ETL box is running 64 bit Itanium Windows Server 2003. We have created SQL Server Agent jobs to execute all of our packages. All of our jobs run without error on the 32 bit development box, but in our preproduction tests they are failing in the 64 bit box.
In my testing, I've found that I can successfully pull character data from Oracle. For example, I can write a package that retrieves the data for the following query:
SELECT 'test' FROM dual
However, the following fails:
SELECT 1 FROM dual
I have logging turned on in my package. When the package fails, I typically see informational messages in the log up to the point of failure, but no actual error event logs are generated. The only error information I have is in the SQL Server Agent job history log, which contains the following:
Executed as user: SERVERNAMESYSTEM. The return value was unknown. The process exit code was
-2147483646. The step failed.
I have also tried using the 64 bit version of the DTS Wizard to create a sample package, and observe the same behavior. When I run the DTS Wizard, queries that return numeric data cause DTSWizard.exe to exit and produce the following message in the application event log:
Event
Type: Error
Event
Source: .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting
Event
Category: None
Event
ID: 1000
Date:
2/1/2007
Time:
12:36:13 PM
User:
N/A
Computer: SERVERNAME
Description:
Faulting
application dtswizard.exe, version 9.0.2047.0, stamp 443f5e50, faulting module
oracore10.dll, version 10.2.0.1, stamp 435841b0, debug? 0, fault address
0x00000000001e4910.Has anyone else experienced similar behavior, and know of a solution aside of wrapping all retrieval of numeric data in to_chars in our Oracle queries?
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