Hi,
I have downloaded SAP Connector and it works fine, its exactly what i need, but i have read that it's a beta and it's only available for 180 days... when it's supposed to be released a final version? it will have added costs to license prices? is any other alternative ( maybe a previous version of .net connector) to interact SAP with SSIS?
Thanks
Dear Forum Members.
I am currently using Visual Studio 2005: Business Intelligence Development Studio to create an Integration Services Package.
The package contains several containers, within each container there is a €˜foreach loop container€™ and within the €˜foreach loop container€™ there is a script component, execute component and another script component.
Each of the three components is connected together by single connectors.
My issue arises when I disable a container and then enable the container; the connectors between the components disappear (e.g. are not visible) but do exist as I can not create another connector between the components. When I attempt to create the connector again between the components I receive the error message. This tells me the connectors are present but not visible.
TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio
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Cannot create connector.
Only one workflow can exist between the same two executables.
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BUTTONS:
OK
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Can someone kindly explain why this is happening and how to resolve this issue?
I can not change the connector types from success to completion or vice versa because the connectors are not visible for me to select them.
Many Thanks
Hello
I have a working package. It imports a file. The file import uses a file connection that points to one file. This file connection contains all of the file layout and field information like the name, length etc. This information is for 85 columns.
I would like to change the file connection to a source of a SQL task (or a for loop task). This SQL task will get the same file type but there will be multiple instances of the file (different names.)
What is the best way to migrate this current Flat File Source so it can now take different names and yet not loose the current field mapping that the current flat file source contains? Is there a way to accomplish this?
Thanks
I have an SSIS package that successfully runs a Teradata connection query. However, when I schedule the job to run in the SQL Server Agent I get the following error:
Executed as user: SERVER_NAMEAdministrator. Microsoft (R) SQL Server Execute Package Utility Version 11.0.2100.60 for 64-bit Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation.
All rights reserved.   Started: 7:53:26 AM Error: 2015-06-08 07:53:26.78    Code: 0x00000216    Source: Package1 Connection manager "Teradata"
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Why would a connection work in SSIS but not in a scheduled SQL Server Agent job?
I can't find a Dynamics CRM topic and I'm hoping someone here will recognize the problem that we are having with integration between Dynamics and SRS.
Dynamics CRM server deployed fine. But we are having this problem when trying to install the Dynamics SRS Data Connector (an additional component that is supposed to be installed locally on the SRS server):
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947060/en-us
Trouble is, the SQL server is a default instance, and SRS is hosted on a default web site listening on port 80. In fact, this is just a plain default install of SQL 2005 and SRS 2005 on one server. Nothing has been customized. And yet we get this error when we try to install SRS Data Connector on the local SRS machine:
"Unable to validate SQL Server Reporting Services Report Server installation. Please check that it is correctly installed on the local machine."
But the SRS is installed and running fine! I can even see and run reports that the Dynamics CRM Server install had created on the SRS server! And yet the setup program insists that SRS is not installed and it won't proceed with installation. It obviously runs some strange prerequisite check. (Devs: Why not just run a connect test to the SRS Web service?)
Environment: Win 2003 native domain on server A, Dynamics CRM 4.0 Pro on server B (Win 2003 VM 32bit), SQL 2005 SP2 and SRS 2005 SP2 on server C (Win 2003, physical server, 64bit). Data Connector failing to install on server C. I've even tried using a domain admin account, and went as far as running the installer in SYSTEM context. Still it fails.
I've also tried every variation of SRS and IIS configs that I know of (disabling SSL, enabling anon auth, etc etc etc etc...) I've gone as far as setting up a separate domain, separate SQL and SRS, and making a local Dynamics install, and STILL I got the same error while installing the Data Connector.
This is most frustrating. There's obviously something wrong with the method Dynamics CRM setup program uses to determine whether or not SRS is installed. But how come there isn't any info about this except for that one KB article that doesn't apply to us?
Please if you know anything post a reply! Thanks.
Hi ,
Just wondering what is the way to connect to Cobol VSAM files (data in array format) using SSIS ?
Where can I get the OLEDB/ODBC drivers for the same?
Thx,
Gaurav
I'm new to SSIS, using Terdata Attunity connector for integrating data flow between Terdata (source) to SQL Server (Target).
SSIS package is getting failed because of length mismatch between source and Target for Unicode character datatype columns. Reason is Teradata TPT always occupies 3 times more length of actual defined in DB.Â
Even I tried by increasing length of attribute in Source but it didn't work.
I know by converting datatype from unicode -> Latin would work, but i don't want to do conversion since loosing some characters.
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Error isÂ
[Teradata Source [263]] Error: TPT Export error encountered during Initiate phase. TPTAPI_INFRA: API306: Error: Conflicting data length for column(5) - Â Source column's data length is (200) Target column's data length is (300).
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I have, a SSAS 2012 tabular instance with SP2, there is a database on the instance with a read role with everyone assigned permissions. When configuring the Power BI analysis services connector, at the point where you enter Friendly Name, Description and Friendly error message, when you click next I receive the error "The remote server returned an error (403)." I've tested connecting to the database from Excel on a desktop and connect fine.I don't use a "onmicrosoft" account so don't have that problem to deal with.
We use Power BI Pro with our Office 365. As far as I can tell that part is working ok as I pass that stage of the configuration with a message saying connected to Power BI.The connector is installed on the same server as tabular services, its a Win2012 Standard server. The tabular instance is running a domain account that is the admin account for the instance (this is a dev environment) that account is what I've used in the connector configuration. It's also a local admin account. There is no gateway installed on the server.
Here's a really annoying problem. Let's say you have a text file with 2 million rows.Delimiters all look good and rows are previewed well but the file has a missing row at say lin 1234567 - way deep in the file. When SSIS encounters the blank row, an error is raised and processing on the file STOPS! I verified this in by checking the SSIS log and have even developed an error routine to notify me via email when the error occurs (really cool if I do say so myself ). The main problem still remains - how to resume processing from the point of failure in the file? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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