I've been building and running script tasks for years without issue. Then all of sudden last week Visual Studio starts showing the "Task is configured to pre-compile the script, but binary code is not found" error anytime I open a script -- even I make no changes. If I copy the dtsx package to another machine, the script compiles fine and I can see the binary data in the raw .dtx file -- so I know the code is correct.
I can also reproduce the error simply by adding a new script task, going into "Design Script", make no changes to the default code (which is basically one line: Dts.TaskResult = Dts.Results.Success) and simply press "OK" on the Script Task Editor.
I've been trying to find some VS setting somewhere that might stop the script IDE from producing the binary code, but I can't. It doesn't seem to be project setting, because all my SSIS projects are now suffering this problem on my main dev box.
I have now created a few simple SSIS packages. In BIDS I right-clicked on a solution and selected "Build". I went to the "bin" directory hoping to find a standalone ".exe.dll" file but found only a ".dtsx' file.
Can BIDS can actually build a standalone exedll or is the .dtsx file all that's available? (If so, I guess that another program is expected to invoke the .dtsx file.)
I am attempting to compile a stored proc that contains SQL statements that access databases across different SQL servers. I am getting the following error:
"Heterogeneous queries require the ANSI_NULLS and ANSI_WARNINGS options to be set for the connection. This ensures consistent query semantics. Enable these options and then reissue your query."
Does this mean that I need to put the necessary statements (Set ANSI_NULLS ON etc.) in my stored proc or that I need to configure my SQL Server differently somehow? I tried the former without success.
We are presently testing various upgrade scripts to our current application which is scheduled to shortly be upgraded to mssql 7.0. We are testing under mssql 7.0,sp 2.
As it works now, I receive some existing scripts that have been modified and some stored proceures that are new. For the existing stored procedures, I usually take my best guess as to what the order of creation will be, test it in my script for recompile(actually all are dropped first and then the guesswork on the creates). This is usually trial and error as I run the script, see any sysdepends errors such as:
"CREATE PROCEDURE: ep_invoiceheaderformat_spv0101 Cannot add rows to sysdepends for the current stored procedure because it depends on the missing object 'ep_assumepay"
And then move the order of the create procedures around in the script and try again until I get a clean run in a test database I use just to syntactically test the scripts.
I looked at the sysdepends table for the database and pretty much decided that the object numbers and stuff was pretty much incomprehensible to me.
Alternatively I could compile each one separately but I would have the same problem subsequently trying to generate a script of the al of the create procedures... in the right order which would not
My question is:
1) Is there a way I can read and understand what the data means in sysdepends?
2) Figure out a way to utilize the data there to create or generate the create stored procedure text in the correct clean compile order?
3) Any other suggestions?
Any information which can be proveded will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I've never had any issues logging in, and now today I'm getting this error: Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Cannot open database "HRIService" requested by the login. The login failed. Any have some knowledge to drop on me concerning this? Here is the entire error:Server Error in '/HRIService' Application.
Cannot open database "HRIService" requested by the login. The login failed.Login failed for user 'IT-P02ASPNET'.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Cannot open database "HRIService" requested by the login. The login failed.Login failed for user 'IT-P02ASPNET'.
Source Error:
An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below.
hi, i am having sql7 with sp2. Recently our server got bounced back. No body stopped the server, there are no work load at that time. Server suddenly stopped and started. It is weired. Can anyone have any clues , how it happened and why it happened. Thanks!
I work for a small analytical laboratory. I'm mostly the net admin guy, but I do the db stuff (poorly) and other things.
Last night right before closing my users started experiencing bigtime slowdown. This morning it was magically better for a short duration. As the day went on the problems got worse.
We use MS Access as a 'front end' to talk to the SQL server. My users would go into fields and toggle on (or off) something they wanted. Sometimes the system acted as in the toggle never happend (cant generate a report without the right options toggled).
I'm not very DB savvy, so I checked all the other things I was having a problem with that day to see if it was direct correlation.
A few people have suggested I defrag the hdd as well as the SQL db. I have maintenance plans set up to back up the db and transaction logs daily (and weekly). However the maintenance plan that had "reorganize data and index pages" checked has been disabled for 2 months, since it seems it never finishes. It would run, and then one of my other plans would run (several hours later on the weekend).. and I'd come in on monday and find 3 maintenance plans all bound up.
Usually I had to stop the SQL server and re-start it as the 'stop' option for maintenance plans wasn't being responsive.
At any rate. I'm looking for suggestions. The DB is (after a shrink) 7GB. I don't think is excceptionally large, so I'm not sure why I'm experiencing these problems.
I found some scripts for DBCC SHOWCONTIG and DBCC INDEXDEFRAG. But I'm not sure how to execute them in a scheduled fashion? Is this just done in the maintenance jobs?
My users need to use this system (reliably) asap tomorrow. I'm going in 2 hours before the office opens in hopes of saving the day and anything I could arm myself with to make this process easier would be completely awesome.
So with that in mind. I'll stop rambling.
Ah yes, some information regarding the system:
Windows SBS Server 2k3 SQL Server 2000 w/ SP3 (or maybe 4?) (came with SBS 2k3)
Hardware: AMD X2 4800+ 2GB ECC RAM 160GB x 2 Sata Raid config. 1x Gigabit Network Card
I have an asp page that inserts several pieces of input into an SQL database. Page was working fine, and Im not sure what could have changed to cause the following error when data is entered into one of the fields:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Line 1: Incorrect syntax near 'room'.
/Global.asp, line 20
where global.asp line 20 is oConn.execute cSql
In this case the text I input was: this room is big
I also tried input of fdsa, and recieved the following error:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid column name 'fdsa'.
/Global.asp, line 20
More Details:
The field I am inserting this value into is a (nvarcar(1000),null).
None of the other fields on the page have a problem, and this is the last value insert into the database.
Any suggestions or ideas on where I should look to begin solving this issue.
I am working on a web application at work where we are using a SQL Express 2005 database.
We have 2 environments, my development environment which involves my local machine and VS 2005 Pro, and the database on a seperate server.
The client environment is on another server on another network also running SQL Express.
I was working on Friday, everything was fine and dandy. I was sick yesterday. When I come in today with no code changes (checked SVN) I am now suddenly getting timeout problems.
Error Type: Database
Message: Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.
I thought maybe this was just a problem with my machine so I've checked another development box here, same problem.
Also, the client emailed and they are getting the same problem. Thier environment is using a compiled version of the code from last week. No changes.
Did something happen yesterday or today that requires a patch or upgrade? Why would these failures suddenly appear? What can I do to troubleshoot this?
Hi. I recently upgrading my dev machine to Vista and VS 2008 simultaneously (clean install) and upgraded my VS2005 project, which was previously using SQL CE 3.1. Now when I compile and run it, I get a database exception telling me to upgrade my database to version 3.5!
First of all, I tried running the Repair() method to upgrade the database file, but then I get an exception telling me the password is incorrect (it most certainly is not, I didn't change a thing), so it won't even let me upgrade it.
Secondly, I even tried removing the reference to System.Data.SqlServerCe and manually adding the verison 3.1 reference back, but it still for some reason loads version 3.5 instead of version 3.1.
So! Please either tell me how I can properly upgrade my users' database file to version 3.5 and have it work with the latest libraries, or tell me how I can at least use the old libraries like I was under VS2005. The .dll files are all present in the project and I haven't changed them at all, they're being properly copied to the output directory and everything. I even checked the "Specific Version" attribute on the reference in the project, but no help.
Do I have to do something special to tell my application to load the local copy of the assembly as opposed to, say, one in the GAC?
I have been developing a database in SQL Server Management Studio Express for the past few weeks. I have been writing stored procedures and functions, creating and deleting tables, etc., etc. and everything has been working just fine. Today, however, if I try to run any of the functions I have written I get "Invalid object name 'functionName'." This occurs even if I create a new function, execute the CREATE statement. Then if I refresh the Functions folder I can see my newly created function, but I cannot run it. This is terribly frustrating.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what might have changed? I am logging in as the same user, on the same machine that I have always logged in on. I created the database that is giving the error.
When I right-click SQLEXPRESS in the object browser, and go to Permissions in the Server Properties dialog, no permissions are selected as "granted" for my login name under any of the Logins/Roles. (ex. BUILTINAdministrators: my login name is listed in the "Explicit permissions for BUILTINAdministrators" list, but no permissions are granted. If I go down the list selecting [checking] the various permissions, then close the dialog. When I open the dialog again, rows have been added to the list that have the Permission name, then "sa" listed as the Grantor, with that row checked. But, there are still no checks next to my login name.)
The only thing that has changed on my machine, that I am aware of, is that a Windows Authentication update ran on my machine earlier today. I am using Windows Authentication in my SQL Server instance. I assume it has something to do with that.
Please help. This is urgent. We have a presentation on this project in 3 days. ugh.
I have a database with tables that are used for various front-ends, Access 97 and ASP. All of a sudden, my "Stores" table will not let me add, edit, delete, insert records. I checked security permissions everywhere and cannot figure out why this is happening. Is there something linked to this that might be running a process that might be causing this?
I have several databases on a 2012 instance that are mirrored to a second server, and log ship to a third server for reporting purposes.Recently, for two of the databases, the log shipping has been failing at least once per day, and sometimes more often.
i have deleted and recreated both the mirroring and log shipped databases on several occasions, but the problem is still happening.The log shipping restore jobs don't get marked as failed in the job history, but if you expand the history you can see errors such as this:
Restoring a new backup of the database cures the problem for anywhere between 15minutes and 12 hours, but it always seems to re-occur.I have run DBCC on the source databases with no errors reported, and five other databases have the log shipping working without errors.
I've got a job that sends out the results of a stored procedure in anemail via xp_sendmail. The job code is as follows:DECLARE @rlist varchar(1000)Declare @Q varchar(100)Select @Q = 'EXEC impact_exec..TLD_Reconciliation'Declare @Sub nvarchar(60)Select @Sub = 'TLD Reconciliation - Condensed Report'SELECT @rlist = 'jmiller@wbhq.com'exec master..xp_sendmail @recipients=@rlist,@query=@Q, @subject=@SubThe error message I get when running this in Query Analyzer is:ODBC error 7410 (42000) Remote access not allowed for Windows NT useractivated by SETUSER.In Enterprise Manager the owner of the stored procedure in question isdbo. Our SQL guru here suggested I change the owner of the storedprocedure from dbo to myself.I did that and got a warning message that changing the owner willbreak connections. (I'm paraphrasing here because I don't rememberthe exact wording of the warning.) Anyhoo, after changing the owner,and then trying to run the code in Query Analyzer I got the errormessage that the stored procedure could not be found.I'm not sure what to do here. I've never seen the error messagebefore. This same query worked just fine a couple of days ago.Any ideas?Thanks,Jennifer
Hi, We're running a replicationprocess for months now, and 2 days ago it broke down, for no appearant reason I can detect. The setup is this: A SQL2K server has a publication defined on a database, consisting of several dozen tables. It is a transactional publication, running continuously. There is 1 subscriber, a SQL2005. Both servers run with Win2003 and all have the latest servicepacks. Up until 2 days ago there was hardly a problem. Then I received errormessages on being unable to load into a specific table. That table had been changed on that day, namely, 1 column was changed from CHAR(13) to CHAR(12). I do not know if this has any relation with the problem we experience. Currently the databases are structural the same. I could not get the replicationprocess to work and deleted all, publication on server1 and subscription on server2. I tried to setup a new transactional publication, which is not a problem, however, I cannot create a succesful subscription. I receive the message:
The process could not bulkcopy into table 'Tablename', where tablename is the changed table...
Again, both tables in publisher and subscruiber are the same in all respects. When I remove the offending table from the publication, the same message now with another tablename... Removing this table will result in again this message with another tablename...
I am really flabbergasted. Any idea where to look at?
I have had SQL2005 on a server for a very short period of time. Today I found that I am not able to execute an SSIS package in debug. It give me an error stating that the evaluation period has expired for data transformation services. I went to check the version by querying, but nothing happens when I click on the Server Management Studio link.
Has anyone seen this before or how long the trial version should last?
Does anyone know what version may have been installed on my server?
We have an application in which one particular stored procedure goes from .3 second response times to 20-40 second response times, suddenly, at seemingly random times of the day. Recompiling that particular stored proc fixes the problem temporarily.
The 3 main tables have between 500K and 1.5M records, are defragged daily and contain the past 42 days of work. Old records are deleted once daily. The slowdowns do not conincide with the deletions, occuring without a clear pattern. Nothing else on going on on that server -- it is dedicated to this one app. Nothing shows in event log. It is clustered Windows 2003, with SQL Server 2005 RTM version. SP2 of SQL2005 due for an install next Monday. This behavior also was seen when the app was on a different server running SQL2K SP3, so think the underlying problem is some sort of design issue with the app, not a SQL server bug. Has anyone seen something like this and what suggestions do you have for doing a permenant fix? Think that a recompile of the sp causes a new execution plan, but why would that be necessary daily or even several times a day? 30-50 users are banging away at it. The app is an order entry system. The tables contain what are basically order histories and label data. Am running out of good ideas. Thanks for any help.
I save Table size and recs. no every day. and check it some days.
... insert into @t exec sp_msforeachtable 'exec sp_spaceused ''?''' ...
But Today I saw sudden increase size in a table. about 128 MB in a day. (Average Growth fro this table was 4 or 5 MB in a day)This growth was for Only 4222 Records. While for more number of records (about 7000) in yesterday we had only 2 MB GRowth!
This Table information (Now):
sp_spaceused 'Table1'
Result:
name ---Rows --reserved --data
Table1--1021319--460328 KB --283104 KBI Try to gess The reason. I copy These new records to another table.But The result was more strange : on new table the size of these record was : < 1 MB I copied All records to another table . The size was : 148 MB (while this is 283 MB in my real database)
are there restrictions on what a DBA can do on a developer's edition?
i'm asking coz i get really bad connection problems when changing service accounts, client aliases, port numbers, connecting to different components like ssis, reporting services, database engine, etc...
in sql2000, changing these things are a breeze, is there some guidelines when making these changes in 2005?
Just want to know whether you guys do the following as a dba:
1. Setup a logging for tracking database as well as table size that containing size, indexing size. You can measure the growth. 2. Record for indexing for each database. I think this is over kill task. 3. Record database setup such as create statistic, update statistic etc.
These tasks can be automate to record every month for example and record this into Administration database for instance.
If I'm in the Data Flow tab in VS 2005, how can I select only certain components to run to test? I tried highlighting the ones that I want to run but it's running all of them in the tab...some of the components I want to take out for testing then maybe put back in later. If I delete the tasks I don't want to run, then I end up having to recreate them
Where to look for the web assitant created jobs on the server?I created a web page using the web assistant which is suppossed to get updated each time a value changes in a particular table,but I can't find the task which I created ,where do i look for that?I didn't use this wizard previously.thanks for any help! Sheila.
Would anyone be aware of anyplace I could find some good information on creating DTS custom tasks? I've come across a couple of articles from SQL Server Magazine, but nothing too substantive... Better yet, if anyone has any success (great or small), I'd like to hear from you and hear some of the things you did, what your custom task does, difficulty. I'm just trying to get an idea of how much work I have ahead of me....
If I have 2 scheduled tasks set for the same time (perhaps accidentally), will the SQL Executive start 1 and queue the other one until the first is complete and then run the 2nd task? Or will they both be started simultaneously?
I have been running the following production job successfully for a long time. It now fails, and the Task History Last Error Message displays 'No Message'. The log file ( C:MSSQLLOGMaint_TombV50.txt) shows it ran successfully, with a Return Code 0.
To all, If I have a scheduled tasks that is owned by 'sa', how can I assign permissions to allow another user, even the database dbo, to register the SQL server and view the scheduled tasks?
Hello , I need create tasks, which will be wake up daily to backup 4 databases. My questions are: 1. Can I create 1 task to backup all databases using TSQL command? Ex: DUMP DATABASE test1 to test1_backup DUMP TRANSACTIONS test1 to test1_backup with truncate_only DUMP DATABASE test2 to test2_backup DUMP TRANSACTIONS test2 to test2_backup with truncate_only Etc. If it’s possible can I just print this command to ‘Command:’ text box in the ‘New task’ window without writing the TSQL command into a text file and execute it with the ISQL program through CmdExec?????? 2.If first doesn’t work: can I do the same job, but create for every backup own task and run the same TSQL command for particular database. And if I can is it possible to schedule run all 4 tasks the same time or I should put time’s interval? 3. If 1. And 2. Are false. Give me your smart advice.
Is anybody knows how to transfer all the tasks in one server to another? Our development database will be transferred/copied to a new production box and that includes all tasks that we've created. We have almost a hundred tasks defined and we don't want it create manually. If someone had done this before, please give me a hint, i appreciate it very much!
I've got a DTS job which has lots of tasks in it. I've also got quite a few flows of workflow and i've noticed that a task won't execute if it has both Failure and Success workflow pointing to it... It can have multiple failures pointing to it and it will execute but it can't have multiple successes or a combination of workflows...
Does anyone know a way to get around this or to change the 'AND' ing that seems to be on the workflow going into a task..
I just volunteered to be the database administrator of our new sql server. I am normally the programmer so I have little experience with database administration. There are some basics that I need some assistance with mainly when to perform various maintanence checks. For example, how often do I need to perform some of the dbcc commands that I have read about? How often do I check for data integrity, index fragmentation, rebuilding indexes, or defrag indexes?
I have to come up with a plan by tomorrow and I don't know if I have anything solid enough since I don't exactly know when to perform some of these tasks. :confused:
