SSIS & SSRS
Apr 10, 2008Hello everybody,
I'm new to SQL,I have a interview tomor,so please i need a website from where i can get questions related to SSIS & SSRS.Please help me.
Thanks in advance
Hello everybody,
I'm new to SQL,I have a interview tomor,so please i need a website from where i can get questions related to SSIS & SSRS.Please help me.
Thanks in advance
How it is possible to Run (2 or 3)Reports(SSRS) From SSIS With Default Parameters ? Please Help Me Out
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I would like to loop through a SQL Server table that contains the paths to all the reports(SSRS) we need to run and then execute the reports via SSIS. What task should I be doing to do this? Will the For Loop work for something like this? Anyone Please Explain how to do it . Or either Explain me how to run a Report(SSRS) from SSIS
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I've a question regarding VS 2005 and SSIS (BIDS -- Business Intelligence Development Studio)
I will be moving the existing databases from MS-Access 2003 to Sql Server 2005. My question is I've Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition version 80.0.50727.42 installed on my system. How do I access Sql Server 2005 , SSIS and SSRS. I mean BIDS using VS 2005?
Does Sql Server Express edition which comes with VS 2005 give me access to work with SSRS and SSIS?
All help / suggestions are highly appreciated.
Looking for an early reply.
Thanks,
Hi All,
Is there a way in SSIS to specify SSRS report as a datasource? I don't see any options in the data flow sources..
Thanks a lot!!
Has anyone figured out a way to create an ssis package that runs a report in ssrs 2005?
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Hi All,
I'm trying to call a SSIS package as my data source for SQL reporting service but I keep getting the error "Cannot create a connection to data source 'DsSSIS'.
My DsSSIS consists of the following in the connection string.
="/file c:FarmBillTesting.dtsx /Set Package.Variables[User::FilterValue].Properties[Value];" & Parameters!FilterValue.Value.ToString()
I have tried everything that I know to make this work but I have been unable to do so. Any help from the group would be great.
Thanks
Ham
SSRS report that uses an SSIS package as input is launching an old and deleted version of the package from the MSDB SQL Server store. Rebooting the server makes the problem go away: correct package is found after the reboot.
Symptoms:
1) Package is first deleted from SQL Server MSDB package store.
2) Report that uses this package is run and expected package not found error occurs.
3) Revised package is imported into the SQL Server MSDB package store.
4) Package is run directly from SQL Server Management Studio. Revised package runs.
5) Report that uses package is run and the old package that was deleted in step 1 above runs.
Is there some reporting service caching of SSIS packages going on here? Is there a way to get around this without having to reboot the server?
Hi everyone:
I am developing an SSRS report over a cube. When I drag and drop fields, it works fine. it runs in a few minutes. I am selectinng only from a single day - about 10,000 records. However, when I add some calculated fields it takes much longer. It's been running for 7 hours. The calculated fields fields are pretty simple. Some are selection of one field over another depending upon the value of a 3rd field. One is two fields multiplied together. One is a constant times a field. Something's obviously wrong here. Anybody seen this or have a solution?
Barry
I want to launch an SSRS report from within SSIS, save the results as an excel fiile and then send it to a user.
Can this be done?
If so, can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
I have a SSISpackage which have 10 execute sql tasks, which loads data into the 10 tabales. Using these 10 tables, I load data into 2 tables. These 2 tables are using to generate reports using SSRS. So we have creatad SSRS package which will generate report. So here what we are doing is we are loading data into those (10+2) tables. then running that report manually and sending that created excel report manully. Can we achieve this using SSIS only, so once data loaded into those 2 reporting table it will start generating reports. How do we achieve using SSRS?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have an SSIS package. It updates a table in SQL Server 2005 database. There is another SSRS report that presents my final table and I run it and export it into Excel.Is it any way after SQL Query task and Store procedures are being finished in my SSIS package, I add another object to run my SSRS report and export it to Excel format?
View 4 Replies View RelatedSSRS report uses an SSIS package as input and is launching an old and deleted version of the package from the MSDB SQL Server store.
Rebooting the server makes the problem go away: correct package is found after the reboot.
Symptoms:
1) Package is first deleted from SQL Server MSDB package store.
2) Report that uses this package is run and expected package not found error occurs.
3) Revised package is imported into the SQL Server MSDB package store.
4) Package is run directly from SQL Server Management Studio. Revised package runs.
5) Report that uses package is run and the old package that was deleted in step 1 above runs.
Is there some reporting service caching of SSIS packages going on here? Is there a way to get around this without having to reboot the server?
See above...
Apologies for the duplicate post!
I am trying to write a SSIS package to auto generate a SSRS PDF. I have tried several threads on the net but all seem to require a web service.I am using VS2012 and SQL2014..The report accepts one parameter @Licence
View 6 Replies View RelatedIn one of my SSIS Project tasks I insert some records into a table. I want to somehow fire off an SSRS report and send this report to some staff members. how would I add a component to reference or run an SSRS report off the table I just inserted to all from SSIS? I assume I'd h ave to create the report in SSRS first, then somehow reference it from SSIS and then figure out a way to run the report, maybe export it into Excel format and send to the users....not sure how to go about all this in my SSIS package.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am currently trying to use a SSIS datareader destination as a datasource in Reporting Services (RS). I have sucessfully developed the report and I am able to execute and see the results from it in the RS preview pane. I am also able to deploy it (same server as RS development and report is on) without errors. However, once deployed, I am unable to get the report to work in Report Manager. I get the following error message:
"An error has occurred during report processing. Query execution failed for data set Dynamic_POS_BO_xRef'. The package failed to execute."
I have read everything in BOL regarding configuration of the RS Execution Account and have configured it with a domain member that has admin rights and tryed it with one that has limited rights (best practice recommendation).
Any ideas about what else I can try?
I have a requirement, want to generate the PDF report from source data sql table records through SSIS package without using the SSRS tool. i came to know calling this SSRS report generate the PDF report. but my case without using the SSRS tool, needs to prepare the PDF report.
View 4 Replies View RelatedQuick question :
We are installing 2 instances of sql server in cluster env.
When intalling "Default" instance, I m getting Notification services, Integration, reporting services for default instance.
My question is : When we intall second named instance on cluster, will named instance share Notification services, Integration, reporting services with default instace.
So if above is yes, do I have to install Notification services, Integration, reporting services on C: drive of cluster nodes, so that it is shared by all the instances on the cluster nodes.
Please give some description on this.
Thanks
I have developed an SSIS Package which is the Data Source for a Reporting Services report (using the OLE DB Destination DataReader component - very cool and powerfull!!!).
I have one Connection Manager defined in the package to access a SQL Server 2000 Database. The authentication is set to SQL Server Authentication (per the documentation in BOL) where I provide the UserID and Password.
Here is what works and what doesn't work:
In BIDS on my local machine the report executes beautifully.
When deploying the SSIS Package to my local machine's Integration Services File System and the report to my local machine's Report Server database the report executes beautifully (Yes, I'm using the developer edition).
When deploying the package to a W2003 Server Integration Services installation as well as deploying the Report and Data Source to the same W2003 Server's Reporting Services installation - the report fails.
I think it is because the passsword to the SQL Account is not "set". I am able to run the package through BIDS via dtexecui on this W2003 server successfully. However, when I run the report on the server it fails.
I am guessing it is because the password for the SQL Server Authenitcation is not "there". I am encrypting via "Save SensitiveDataWithPasssword".
What am I doing wrong? Any suggestions would be welcome.
Hi All,
It's been a while since I post here. Anyway, I'm trying to call a SSIS package as my data source for SQL reporting service but I keep getting the error "Cannot create a connection to data source 'DsSSIS'.
My DsSSIS consists of the following in the connection string.
="/file c:FarmBillTesting.dtsx /Set Package.Variables[User::FilterValue].Properties[Value];" & Parameters!FilterValue.Value.ToString()
I have tried everything that I know to make this work but I have been able to do so. Any help from the group would be great.
Thanks
Ham
I have created a report using SSRS 2012. To create a pdf report, I use SSIS 2008. When I run debugging in SSIS, the pdf report is generated correctly.
But when I run the SSIS as a job in SQL 2012, the pdf report is generated with o bytes. When I tried to open it with Adobe, there is error, something like - Adobe Reader could not open PPAA.pdf because it is either not supported file type or because the file has been damaged.
I have a report that I'd like to involve in delivering tons of PDFs for each of our customers for a billing cycle. There is a table that the report reads from that gives it all its data necessary for the report (which is a customer bill) and the table also has a column that has the file name for the PDF for that particular customers bill for the report. Basically each table row represents one output report (bill) and each table row has its name nicely formated for me. Writing the report is not a problem. Figuring out how to run through thousands of rows generating a PDF for each with the file name from the table is my challenge.
I would like to create either a SP or a SSIS package (that is scheduled) that can run a report for each line of data in my table and spit out a PDF file to a UNC path. It might have to generate thousands of PDFs to a UNC path that has plenty of space. There will be another SSIS package that moves the PDFs later to their proper directory.
So, is there someone who has done this before? Any suggestions? Is there a quick path to doing this, would it take a ton of time? Any tutorials out there?
Thanks,
Keith
p.s. My preference is to do this in SP's or SSIS and if I need a .NET language to do that in VB.NET, but I'd rather avoid that if I can.
Need some clarification on calling an SSIS package from SSRS. I have managed to get this to work, but only if I actually build the SSIS package on the report server machine.My SSIS package is very simple it. The control flow is a single data flow task. Within the data flow task is an ole db data source and a data reader destination. I verified that the package works in BIDS.
If I build it and deploy it on the report server I can execute it just fine from integration services (using the dtexec UI panel) in SSMS, no validation errors and no execution errors.If I try to build a dataset (specifying SSIS as the data source type) then immediately on referencing the package I get a "Package failed to validate error". However, if I bring the whole project over to the report server and build it then I can reference it from my Report Services project.
I'm using package deployment security of "Don't Save Sensitive" for the SSIS package with the 'sa' login. After the deployment package is built I edit the connection string to include the password.The remote execution account for the Report Server is set to the administrator of the box. I know these account permissions are overkill, but I'll iron all that out once I get the basic pieces in place and working.
public Sub Main()
Dim url, destination As String
destination = Dts.Variables("report_destination").Value.ToString + "" + "Report_" + Format(Now, "yyyyMMdd") + ".xls"
url = "http://localhost/ReportServer?/ssis_resport_execution/ssis_ssrs_report&rs:Command=Render&ProductID=" + Dts.Variables("ProductID").Value.ToString + "&user_id" + Dts.Variables("user_id").Value.ToString
+ "&rs:Format=EXCEL"
SaveFile(url, destination)
Dts.TaskResult = ScriptResults.Success
End Sub
How to pass more than one variable values in ssis as parameter values to ssrs. With the above code its showing as empty.If i am taking single variable i am able to render the data into excel sheet.
How do I pass a parameter from a SSRS report to the sql stmt in a SSIS package?
Mainly need to know the correct syntax of the connection string to use for the datasource in the SSRS report. Every time I add the /SET part of the string the connection breaks.
The connection string i've been using is:
/file "C:\PackageName.dtsx /Set Package.Variables[StartDate];"&Parameters!StartDate.Value
I am trying to setup a process in which a user, who is using a vb.net 2008 application, will need to trigger the creation of two items. The first is SSRS report which will need to be exported to PDF format to a shared folder on the network.
This report accepts one parameter. The second thing that will need to be created at the same time is an excel file with data exported from SQL Server 2008 which is generated through an SSIS package. A couple things to note. The excel file and the pdf file need to have the same file name, other than the extension.
For example P00000001_20100831.pdf and P00000001_20100831.xlsx and will both be stored in the same network share. The filenames need to be created dynamically at run time and will be based on a parameter being passed to the report.
So far I have the portion that creates the excel file working fine. The way I create that is as follows. I have a stored procedure that creates a job which calls the SSIS package and passes the appropriate parameters to the SSIS package.
After the job is created I immediately run it and then delete the job. Ok, everything works fine with that.
Now I cant seem to figure out how to get the pdf created. If possible I would like to keep this portion together with the already created job or package. I am running SQL Server 2008 standard so the data driven subs are out. I have thought about create a time subscription and then just using a SQL task in the package to execute the subscription but couldnt figure out how to pass the parameter to the report and create the filename.
I would like to know best practices for setting up my environment. To date, I've had everything running on a single server. That would include the database engine, SSIS, SSAS and SSRS. The box configuration is dual hyperthreaded 3.6GHz Xenon with 4GB of RAM on Windows Server 2003. I just received a much larger server and want to configure it to maximize our environment. The new box contains four 2.6GHz Quad Core processors with 16GB of RAM. I would like to know if I should split the ETL and database engine from SSAS and SSRS, or should this box have enough horse power to house it all and use my other box as a dev environment. Also, we are planning to purchase Performance Point 2007 primarily for PAS and Scorecard Manager so please take that into consideration as well. Any comments are greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Could we use SSRS Shared Dataset as a source to the SSIS package?
View 3 Replies View RelatedHow do I pass a parameter from a SSRS report to the sql stmt in a SSIS package?
Mainly need to know the correct syntax of the connection string to use for the datasource in the SSRS report. Every time I add the /SET part of the string the connection breaks.
The connection string i've been using is:
/file "C:\PackageName.dtsx /Set Package.Variables[StartDate];"&Parameters!StartDate.Value
We have been looking for a way to executing bursting of SSRS reports within SharePoint (integration mode) from a SSIS package after a successful load. We found this MSDN article which has a PowerShell script to "fire" a subscription.URL....One of the parameter needed is the SubscriptionID.
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NOW, the "renaming" option for SQL tools is not supported, but with re-installation.
Has anyone developed game plan steps for accomplishing hardware upgrade, including SQL environment swap with MINIMAL downtime for PRODUCTION environment? Can you share?
Good day community. I have a question about SQL Server 2005 Anywhere edition which i currently installed on my desktop. Does it fit my needs which stated on the subject? If no, what should i select for my projects?