Deploy To Production Server / SSIS Writes Out Garbage Data
Apr 2, 2015
I built a SSIS(writing out to a flat file ) in 32 bit machine and it woks fine . But however when I deploy to the produciton server(64 bit) the SSIS writes out garbage data . After some research I found out that the problem with the 32 bit OS and 64 bit OS problem.What is my next step. Am I out of luck that now I will have to redesing the SSIS in 64 bit?
I have created an SSIS package which will import data from EXCEL file to SQL server. I had assigned the excel file path using an expression which wil be a combination of the folder path where the excel file resides + file name + date+extension. I also assigned the connection string for the OLEDB using the Expression. I have also exported the Folder path and the eonnection string variables to the package configurations and i have created the deployment project, which contains the package, packagemanifest and the package config file.
Now i need to know the steps to install the package in the production server and the steps to schedule the job in the sql server.
any of you plz give me the link to find the steps or plz tel me the things that i have to do.
In SSIS package development environment, I was able to connect to an oracle database and pull data into my sql server database. I installed the client tools for oracle and I put an entry into the tnsnames.ora and I was able to connect.
But in production environment, if I deploy the package on sql server, I was wondering if I had to do the same job of downloading the oracle client tools onto my production machine --which creates a tnsnames.ora file to it default location and then edit it with tthe tns entry-- or is there a better way to do this--avoiding the download?
I would like to deploy several reports to production server, Do i need to install reporting services entire software in order to run the reports or is it possible to just have runtime files installed on it to run the reports.
please help, i have almost 100 reports to be deployed on this server which is located in other country.
Thanks for the helpful information.
(i am using SQL server 2005 / reporting services 2005.)
When you check out the project properties of a RS project, you can find the deployment attributes like targetdatasourcefolder, etc... There's also a button "Configuration Manager...". Here I can see a column "Platform" which is empty. I got the feeling I should be able to configure different platforms here, select an active environment and deploy to it some how. Is this correct; how does this work, and why not?
I was testing my packages today and my packages were running sucessfully when I didnt have any valid data in the flat file. One the reason was as not rows were returned from the flat file none of the validation script components returned any err.
How do I count the # of rows which were read from flat file from the package and continue only if there is more than one row.
I tried using conditional split but as I wont have the row count value availble till the dataflow task runs this didnt help.
Is it best for me to have two dataflow tasks one resturns the count of records from flat file and the other starts if there are any rows. Now my problem is if I have rows to process how to I transfer the flatfile data to validate from DataFlowTask1 to DataFlowTask2?
I have a script task whcih counts the rows and decides to the TaskResult but once the TaskResult is sucess how do I use the values read in DataFlowTask1?
I read , When sql server Database having multiple data files within single filegroup then sql server writes data in multiple proportional file algorithm where the amount of data written to a file is proportionate to the amount of free space in that file, compared to other files in the filegroup.
so if there is no filegroups created and multiple secondary files are attached in databse , is there same way data stored and writes data in multiple files by the same algorithm or any different way.
The -de option is because i changed the default security protection level of the package as BOL says that for the default protection level (EncryptAllWithUserKey): "Only the user who created or exported the package can open the package in SSIS Designer or run the package by using the dtexec command prompt utility."
The problem is that the package does not run successfully and vomits a lot of error message that I do not understand, such as:
<errorMessage> Error: 2006-02-15 18:13:43.55 Code: 0xC004706E Source: Data Flow Task DTS.Pipeline Description: The module containing "component "Multicast" (637)" cannot be lo cated, even though it is registered. End Error Error: 2006-02-15 18:13:43.55 Code: 0xC004706E Source: Data Flow Task DTS.Pipeline Description: The module containing "component "OLE DB Destination" (756)" can not be located, even though it is registered. End Error ... Error: 2006-02-15 18:13:43.62 Code: 0xC0048021 Source: Data Flow Task Multicast [637] Description: The component is missing, not registered, not upgradeable, or mi ssing required interfaces. The contact information for this component is "Multic ast;Microsoft Corporation;Microsoft SqlServer v9; (C) 2005 Microsoft Corporation ; All Rights Reserved; http://www.microsoft.com/sql/support;0". End Error Error: 2006-02-15 18:13:43.62 Code: 0xC0047017 Source: Data Flow Task DTS.Pipeline Description: component "Multicast" (637) failed validation and returned error code 0xC0048021. End Error </errorMessage>
Notice that at the end it says that the validation failed.
I looked on the internet but I did not found any information regarding this issue.
I also created a dummy SSIS package that does not have any data flaw but just have a single SQL task doing a single insert in a table. When i execute it on the production server, it runs successfully!
Then what is wrong with my "complex" package that all the data flow components seems to: "can not be located, even though it is registered." ??? To be exact, I have an error for all the data flow components except the script component.
Thanks for any help.
Best regards,
Francois Malgreve
PS:
I also would like to mention that on my production server, only the SSIS service is installed, not SQL Server itself. When you run the setup of SQL 2005, it is indeed possible to install only the SSIS component which is what I need in my case as SSIS packages are run from a middle tier server and connect to various DBs.
I think this is important as I just discovered that the package can run successfully when I run it on a server which has a full version of SQL Server 2005. By that I mean having SQL Database Server + SSIS installed. But it will run only from the command line, if i run it from an asp.net application it won't run successfully and return the same kind of error i showed in this message. in a desesparate attempt to solve my problem, I granted more rights to the ASPNET user and NETWORK_SERVICE user by adding them in the administrator group as I quite believe it might be related to security as on that server it works well from the command line. But it did not help.
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1. No additional permissions (i.e user created with no special permissions):
Deployment Error: No execute permissions on sp_put_package???
2. Dbowner role on msdb dataabase
Deployment Error: The SaveToSQLServer method has encountered OLE DB error code 0x80040E14 (Access to Integration Services package 'xxx' is denied.). The SQL statement that was issued has failed.
3. Sqladmin role on login: No errors
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Desktop: SQL server inserts: 78 Seconds, Direct writes to the harddisk(Just write a string to the file 10000 times): 13 seconds
SQLServer: SQL server inserts: 422 Seconds, Direct writes to the harddisk: 16 seconds
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