creating a simple package and cant get it to run below is the error. when i check the source 2k db its there see below...
i am clue free of the issus...
SSIS error message
Error: 0xC002F325 at Transfer SQL Server Objects Task, Transfer SQL Server Objects Task: Execution failed with the following error: "ERROR : errorCode=0 description='FK_MoreBDRInformation_dbo_BatchDataReports' is not a constraint. helpFile= helpContext=0 idofInterfaceWithError={8BDFE893-E9D8-4D23-9739-DA807BCDC2AC}".
source Server DB sysobjects table record
name id xtype uid info status base_schema_ver replinfo parent_obj crdate ftcatid schema_ver stats_schema_ver type userstat sysstat indexdel refdate version deltrig instrig updtrig seltrig category cache
FK_MoreBDRInformation_dbo_BatchDataReports 1618573300 F 1 0 0 0 0 86043838 2006-01-31 12:35:41.530 0 0 0 F 0 11 0 2006-01-31 12:35:41.530 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
I am having immense difficulties trying to transfer tables, sprocs, udfs, etc, from a production SqlServer2000 server to a testing SqlServer2005 server.
Under SS2000 this was easy, using the DTS wizard. Apparently that's no longer an option.
I've tried the Transfer Database, Transfer Sql Server Objects tasks and the wizard in BIDS, and they all fail (for different reasons).
Help!!!!
- Mark
p.s. -- As a side question, why in the world did you guys get rid of the one workhorse tool in Enterprise Manager that made synchronizing databases easy?
Sometimes at the end of a project you'll end up with unused Tables,Stored Procs, Functions, and Views.Since there is not something like a 'SELECT' trigger ... what is thebest way for telling what is not being used by your solution? To turnon some kind of tracing?Any ideas?Thanks,Kelly GreerJoin Bytes!change nospam to yahoo
I am trying to copy a database from sql2000 to sql2005 but it is giving me the following error: To connect to this server you must use SQL Server Management studio or SQL server management objects (SMO)
Hi, I am trying to transfer data from a sql server 2000 database to a Sql Server 2005 database... and i just want to transfer around 2 tables.. and my sql server 2000 database is located in one machine and the 2005 database is located in the other machine.. So i am trying to insert data into the sql server 2005 database. So can i do it like this.. Insert into SqlServer2005comp.Databasename..TableName ( Columns ) Select Columns From sqlserver2000comp.Databasename..tablenames Where UserId = @UserId. Is this the right way to do it.. and can i give this query in the sqlserver2005 db or the 2000 db any help or ideas will be appreciated. Regards... Karen
Hi All! i have a database in SQLEXPRESS 2005 but i need to this Database in SQL 2000...there is any way to move data from sqlexpress 2005 to sql 2000.... please help me.....
i have a assignment on hands to transfer store procedures of 2005 to 2000. I have tryed by scripting SPs and then runing them in 2000 QA, but it gives me error every time ....... so please help me to resolve this problem.
Hi, I am in the process of upgrading database in sql server 6.5 to 7.0. For that i am following one computer upgrade. For creating dev environment in my computer i am using Transfer/Objects in 6.5 for transferring database from remote(production) computer to my computer.
Do i need only to transfer Userdatabase alone or do i need to Transfer Master and other ? Or Is it better to restore dump ?
This should be simple. I am transfering one database from box A to the same database structure on box B. Straight transfer with the transfer utility. All objects, all defaults. The problem is that now, not all the objects are transfering. There are about 20 tables that are not being populated. The table gets dropped and recreated, but not populated. There is plenty of disk space and the log is empty. (or so reported) Why are not all the tables going over. I can manually repopulate the tables and no problems. ANY hints are greatly appreciated.
I have an upgrade to do from Sql-Server 2005 to Sql Server 2014. how I would do the upgrade! Should I install 2014 on another box or the same box (or do I just upgrade over the 2005 version - which seems risky)? How do I transfer all of the objects from 2005 to 2014? I'm referring to the tables/ sprocs/ views/ etc already on 2005?
I've seen threads concerning this problem. I have followed the prescribed steps to fix the problem. I've set the db owner to sa, I've set compatibility to 2005. Still I can't get the diagram to function.
I am trying to transfer data from a sql server 2000 database to a Sql Server 2005 database... and i just want to transfer around 2 tables.. and my sql server 2000 database is located in one machine and the 2005 database is located in the other machine.. So i am trying to insert data into the sql server 2005 database. So can i do it like this..
Insert into SqlServer2005comp.Databasename..TableName
(
Columns
)
Select
Columns
From
sqlserver2000comp.Databasename..tablenames
Where UserId = @UserId.
Is this the right way to do it.. and can i give this query in the sqlserver2005 db or the 2000 db
I have some trouble with a couple DTS package transfering table contents using "Transfer Objects" from one server to another. Every other night they fail, without leaving any error messages in either the SQL Server Log, NT Event Log or SQL Agent Log.
The server running DTS is a 7.0 SP1, and it transfers data to and from other servers running 7.0 without any service packs.
I transferred objects of one to the other database from a development server to a production server using Database / Object Transfer tool in SQL Server 6.5. I found some of stored procedures and views didn’t go from the development server to the production server. I am wondering if there is a bug in SQL Server 6.5 (with SP5a) or I did something wrong.
Does someone know what is this problem?
Thanks in advanced,
Stella Liu Express - The Limited Inc. 614-415-4446 Sliu@express.style.com
Is there a way to set up the "Transfer SQL Server objects" task and have it dynamically copy of certain tables/data? I see the TablesList values in the "Objects to copy" section and I'm seeing it can be an expression (which I can assign a variable too), but what value is that string if you have multiple tables?
I'm trying to copy all tables (including indexes, triggers, etc) from one db to another using the transfer sql server object task.
I seem to able copy small amounts of tables (sometimes), but when I select ALL the tables, I get this handy error:
"The requested objects failed to transfer"
I had a few problems when trying to copy certain tables that had foreign keys, but that's sort of expected: you can't stick a key onto a table that references another table that doesn't exist!
I get this error when trying to copy a few tables that do have keys. There are no primary or candidate keys in the referenced table 'Table1' that match the referencing column list in the foreign key 'FK_Table2_Table1'
Now, Table1 does have primary key on the source, but it seems to want to create the foreign key on Table_2 before the primary key on Table_1 has been created!
I have a database that I am trying to copy to sql server 2005 and when I copy it the "Identity Seed" property loses its value.
I have tried to use the "Export" method by right clicking on the database then going to "Tasks" then "Export Data" This copies all of the data but it removes the "Identity Seed" value.
When I run the "copy database" function it will also copy all of the data in the database but it will still not keep the "Identity Seed" value
I have many tables in the database with the identity seed field set to 1 on the primary key so that it will automatically create the primary key for each record. Without this errors will occur in my web application because it thinks that I am trying to enter a null value into the primary key when it is supposed to auto populate. When I export it with sql server 2005 it turns it back to zero. The export function worked fine in Sql server 2000
The only way I can get it to work is by backing up the database and restoring it, but this is very time consuming and adds many steps to the process, and also makes it so that I have to overwrite my old database with the same name.
Is there a way to use the export function or the copy database function to retain the Identity Seed value
I really need this to continue do the switch to 2005 server. It seems like this may be a bug of some sort
I set up a task to do a transfer of a SQL 2000 db to SQL 2005 in Integration Services (selected my servers, dbs, and chose DatabaseOnline method). In debug mode it processes for a little while and finally errors with:
[2] Progress: Starting database transfer.. Step 1 out of 2 complete
Error: The Execute method on the task returned error code 0x80131500 (An exception occurred while executing a Transact-SQL statement.). The Execute method must succeed, and indicate the result using an "out" parameter.
We are currently running sql 2000 and are moving our database onto sql 2005 running on a different box.
We have managed to move the entire database, with users however the users permissions on specific tables/views/stored procedures have not been transferred, does anyone know a way of transferring user permissions rather then doing them all by hand?
The system is a large (over 500 table/views/stored procedures) and a very active one and therefore downtime is not optional.
What is the best approach when transferring all database objects & data from a SQL Server 6.5 database to SQL Server 7.0 database running on different servers.
I'm looking for help in getting the Transfer Sql Server Objects task to work. The goal is to transfer the tables, views, sprocs,udfs from a SqlServer 2000 database to a Sql Server 2005 database.When I set the task up and run it, it fails complaining about an invalid foreign key relation. The relation in question is valid,and used in the current production environment under SS2000, so I think the real problem is something else. I've seen reports thatthis kind of error occurs when the Transfer task encounters a foreign key involving a table that hasn't been transferred yet.As an aside, this kind of transfer worked flawlessly under Enterprise Manager when I used the DTS Wizard to move the objects betweentwo instances of SqlServer2000. Unfortunately, Enterprise Manager doesn't appear to work with SqlServer2005.Any help and/or pointers would be greatly appreciated (including other strategies on how to affect the transfer -- I tried using theTransfer Database task, too, but it failed when it supposedly couldn't find the path on the target server -- I say supposedlybecause it was able to find the path in order to delete the pre-existing files on the target server)!- Mark
Hi, i have a ssis package that copies a database using online method of the database transfer task. I realize that this task does not copy my keys and indexes, therefore i went and used the SQL Transfer Object Task which would transfer my keys and indexes, but does not copy the default value of a column, is there something i need to change/turn on for this to work ?
i am copying objects from one DB to other usign Transfer SQL Server Objects Task. i am getting this error
[Transfer SQL Server Objects Task] Error: Execution failed with the following error: "ERROR : errorCode=-1073548784 description=Executing the query "DROP TABLE [dbo].[testCopy] " failed with the following error: "Cannot drop the table 'dbo.testCopy', because it does not exist or you do not have permission.". Possible failure reasons: Problems with the query, "ResultSet" property not set correctly, parameters not set correctly, or connection not established correctly.helpFile= helpContext=0 idofInterfaceWithError={8BDFE893-E9D8-4D23-9739-DA807BCDC2AC}".
it is true that object doesnt exist on the destination. but i want it to see if the object is there then drop otherwise just copy the object there,
I am trying to copy a subset of tables, stored procedures, and views from one database to another database on a named instance of SQL Server 2005. I am attempting to use the Transfer SQL Server Objects task in Integration Services.
I am able to create both Source and Destination connections, and specify the objects I want to transfer. When I run the package, the task turns yellow while it's processing, then green when it completes.
At this point, no objects have been transferred to my destination database. No tables, no procs, no views, nothing. No error has been generated. No information is written to an SSIS log file, other than the fact that objects are being transferred, and then the package is finished.
Does this have something to do with the fact that I'm using a named instance of SQL Server 2005?
Hi. I'm totally new to SSIS (SP1), and I'm having a raft of troubles transferring DB's using the 'Transfer SQL Server Objects Task', which seems to be the closest replacement for the old DTS Transfer Objects tool.
I'm trying to transfer a DB from an SQL Server 2000, where I only have SQL Server authentication (it's a shared hosting environment) to my local SQL Server 2005 server, where I'm logged in using Windows Authentication (although I have the same issues if I use SQL Authentication locally).
Here's the list of errors I'm getting. If I don't select 'copy all tables', I receive a "table does not exist at source" error. If I do copy all tables, suddenly it can find the same table.If I select "Drop objects first", and the object doesn't exist in the destination, in throws an error.The "replace data" doesn't appear to work - it throws a "cannot insert duplicate key" error if the table I'm copying already contains data.If I copy Primary Keys, and one of the tables doesn't have a primary key, I get a "set identity" error, presumably because it's trying to set an ID on that table at the destination.Finally, if I delete all data at the destination, I'm currently receiving a "Invalid character value for cast specification". Which I don't get at all - why is it casting at all, if it's copying objects - they should be identical on both sides?Any and all suggestions would be really appreciated. I'm also having (different) problems transferring objects between SQL Server 2005 servers, but nothing in production, so it's less important.
I am using SSIS Transfer SQL Server Objects Task to copy all the objects of a database to another without the data. The properties that i have set for this task is as:
When I execute this task, it fails (with the errorCode=-1073548784) at a point where it tries to create a table which is inside a schema, because the script for creating the table is executed before creating the schema. So, if have a table [Person].[Employee], the script "Create Table [Person].[Employee]" gives an error
The specified schema name "Person" either does not exist or you do not have permission to use it. It cannot be a permission related issue as am using the sa account to connect to both the source and the destination. Hence, I conclude that the SSIS task here tries to copy the table first without creating the schema and so the excution fails.
Is this a bug in SSIS? or am missing anything? and what can be the workaround this?
When i'm trying to transfer SQL Server Objects from a SQL Server 2000 Database to another i got the following error: [Transfer SQL Server Objects Task] Error: Table "bank" does not exist at the source.
This just appens in some spcific situations:
- When i select the tables i want to transfer, using the option "CopyAllTables" it works fine;
- When i use specific instance as source. Using the Development machine as source it works fine, when i use the machine from Pre-Production (the one i whant to use) it doesn't .
A little background... I have a 25GB database (called DevDB) that my co-workers use for SQL development. The data in this database isn't important and all I really need are the SQL objects. So instead of doing a database backup, which includes the data as well, I was planning on just copying the database objects to another database called DevObjects (on the same server) and backing it up instead. This is SQL 2005 SP2.
I've created an IS package and have 3 items...
1. Check for existance and drop DevObjects database. This is to eliminate the need for dropping the objects first. Successful.
2. Create a new database DevObjects. Successful.
3. Transfer SQL Server Objects Task. Fails.
My transfer objects task is setup like this:
The connections are to the same server, source db: DevDB, destination db: DevObjects.
DropObjectsFirst: False
IncludeExtendedProperties: True
CopyData: False
CopySchema: True
UseCollation: True
IncludeDependendObjects: True
CopyAllObjects: True
CopyDatabaseUsers: True
CopyDatabaseRoles: True
CopySqlServerLogins: False
CopyObjectLevelPermissions: True
CopyIndexes: True
CopyTriggers: True
CopyFullTextIndexes: True
CopyPrimaryKeys: True
CopyForeignKeys: True
GenerateScriptsInUnicode: True
I get an error trying to create a login that's not even in the database I am trying to copy the objects from. Since this is the same server, the login is already there.
Is there a way to not copy the server logins (so that CopyAllObjects works)?
Anyway, I got past that error by changing CopyAllObjects to False and setting all the subgroups to True. Now, I get an error creating one of the FK's, it seems that the PK it references isn't created first.
Is there a way to force creating the PK's before the FK's?
If I set CopyForeignKeys to False, then it completes successfully, but I need the FK's to be transferred as well. Any ideas?
Does anyone have a better way to accomplish what I'm trying to do?
All Sp's and UDF's in one base database have to be compiled into five identical databases located in the same SQL Server in order to keep all those five db's stored procedures synchronized.
I made a simple SSIS package which content one "Transfer SQL Server Objects Task" component.
Hardcoded connection/Source db/Destination db and setup properties as
"Drop object first" = True
"Copy All Stored procedures" = True
"Copy All UDF" = True
Then I executed the Package right from Visual Studio environment and after the substantial thinking finally it show me a green light.
But when I verified the result no Sp's in the destination database were re-compiled/copied from the source database.
