I have a package that works fine when taking data from Oracle and loading it into SQL Server using Ole DB source and Ole DB destination tasks.
However I have a bad record in my source now. Date value for a specific field is less than year 1753. So everytime I run with that record present in the source, the load fails when it hits that record.
Whats the best to deal with this? I tried redirecting the bad record to a file but it doesnt work as SSIS doesnt let you create error output for ole db destination task, so it can sent the record into a flat file or something else for later review.
suggestions on how to trap the bad record and redirect it to a text file? and what would the dataflow look like?
Hi, i have a OLE DB transformation that executes a stored procedure. The stored procedure RAISERROR when an error is caught. I have set the OLE DB transformation to redirect rows. But instead, the task turns red and fails. Did i do something wrong here ?
I am actually using a Script task to parse and load an XML file into multiple tables, however I want to add to this so that in case of a failed record I want to redirect it to a log table using Script Task, can anyone provide me with a good link or approach to do this.
I use a redirect row method for error of OLE DB Destination For sqlServer2005.
For some resone even though only 1 record has error and should be redirect, all the record in the current batch (I think depending on the "maximum insert commit size") are redirect. the only way for me to get the exact bad record is to set the above parameter to 1, but then it takes hours to run the package.
also I always get the same error in the errorCode column - " -1071607685"
We are working on a DataWarehouse app. The DW has been loaded wiith transactional data from the start of September. and we want refresh the DW with a full load from the original source. This full load wil consist largely of the same records that we loaded initially in the DW but some records will be new and others will have changed.
During the load I want to direct input records NOT already in the DW to a "mods" table and ignore those input records that alreayd exist in the DW. Can SSIS help out with this task?
Can any one please tell me how to get the complete error description for example when i dont Redirect Row for Error in OLEDB Source i get a detailed error message with column name as
[RCheck [385]] Error: There was an error with input column "CHECK_STATUS" (456) on input "OLE DB Destination Input" (398). The column status returned was: "The value could not be converted because of a potential loss of data.".
But when I set Redirect Row for error and use the Script component to log them into a Table with ErrorDescription based on ErrorColumnID it only gives me this.
The data value cannot be converted for reasons other than sign mismatch or data overflow.
i m using Sqlserver 2000 and i wish to know that , Can i redirect the output of the query into a text/xls/html file ! If possible then please help me !!!!!
Hi,I have a DTS package (SQL2k, sp3) that I can to execute agains a newdatabase in the same server. I don't see how to easily redirect. If youchange the connection properties and clear the transformations you have toredo them one at a time (too long).If you don't data still goes to the old database.What to do?Sd
In SSIS packages, records which do not get processed successfully can be re-directed to different destination for logging or correcting purposes. With 2 additional fields ERROR_CODE and ERROR_COLUMN appended to the dirty row values. To indicate the specific error that has occurred and on which column the error has occurred, I have certain doubts on this error reporting mechanism in SSIS packages.
The ERROR_COLUMN that is reported is not the column name but a number identifying that column uniquely. how can we at run time remap this column number to the exact column name?
create procedure usp_test (@AccountID INT)asbegin DECLARE @getAccountID CURSOR SET @getAccountID = CURSOR FOR SELECT Account_ID FROM Accounts OPEN @getAccountID FETCH NEXT FROM @getAccountID INTO @AccountID WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 BEGIN PRINT @AccountID FETCH NEXT FROM @getAccountID INTO @AccountID END CLOSE @getAccountID DEALLOCATE @getAccountIDend i get nearly ten rows in the print statement how can i assign the output to a out variable where i get all ten rows.
Are there methods to redirect incoming data to different tables on the fly in the situation when application feeds data to the table via ODBC and I'm unable to alter ODBC or application settings? Somthing on the server side?
I get department ,salary as input from a stored procedure . now i have to select all the employee no's from the department table. and based on that i have to select all the employee details from employee table whose salary is greater than given salary.
and the complete row should be passed as output parameter.
This cursor is fine
create procedure usp_proc (@dept char(10),@sal decimal (10,2),@emplist cursor varying output) declare @empid int DECLARE @getempid CURSOR SET @getempid = CURSOR FOR SELECT emp_id FROM department where dname = @dept OPEN @getAempid FETCH NEXT FROM @getempid INTO @empid WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 BEGIN select ename,dept,dob,doj,status,pos,sal from employee where empno = @emp_id FETCH NEXT FROM @getempid INTO @empid END CLOSE @getempid DEALLOCATE @getempid
I am getting the complete row displayed as output . How do i redirect the output to the declared output is my concern.
I have several lookups in my data flow task and for each of these I want to redirect error to one file (append data) I created Flat File connection manager and first lookup goes fine with errors redirected to the file. However, second error redirect that I am sending to the same file is failing. Error I get is: "[Flat File Destination 1 [14851]] Warning: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.€?
So my goal is to have one central file where I would redirect all records that fail.
I have 2 pages. ( i want to pass information from a text box to the "certificate.aspx" database query) page 1 certsearch.aspx this is my script i have a label, commnad button, & textbox If txtSearchCert.Text = "" Then lblMsg.Text = "Please enter a certificate #" Else Response.Redirect("certificate.aspx" & txtSearchCert.Text) End If
page 2 certificate.aspx i am not sure what goes here.this is what i am trying Request.QueryString = (txtSearchCert.text) This is my database query on certificate.aspx page <asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:imacsConn %>" SelectCommand="SELECT * FROM [SummaryBlue] WHERE REPORTNUMBER = ?"></asp:SqlDataSource>
Does someone know how to spool output of a query/procedure to a file? I'm running MS SQL 2000 and will have to set up an automated job which will email this file to interested parties. Here is the procedure that I'm executing:
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM sysobjects WHERE [name] = 'sp_db_stats' AND type = 'P') DROP PROC sp_db_stats GO
CREATE PROCEDURE sp_db_stats
@DBName sysname = '*' AS DECLARE @DBStatus int, @dbid int
DECLARE DBs CURSOR FOR SELECT name, dbid, status FROM master..sysdatabases FOR READ ONLY
OPEN DBs FETCH NEXT FROM DBs INTO @DBName, @dbid, @DBStatus WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN exec master..sp_helpdb @DBName
NextDB: FETCH NEXT FROM DBs INTO @DBName, @dbid, @DBStatus END
When I click the link to download the report in web page, it can pop up a window so that let me "open" or "save". After I open or save this (.pdf) file, I want to auto redirect to another web page. Can I do that? Here is my code:
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment;filename="" + getExportFilename() + """); Response.ContentType = "application/octet-stream"; byte[] result = rs.Render(TLOWebRptFunc.GetSaveReportPath(this.Context), TLOWebRptFunc.GetReportType(this.Context), null, "<DeviceInfo><Toolbar>False</Toolbar></DeviceInfo>", wparam, credentials, null, out encoding, out mineType, out wparam, out warnings, out streamIDs); Response.BinaryWrite(result); Response.End();
Occassionally we have the need to redirect the Reporting Services website so users can not access it. I have in the past disabled the Report Server application pool in IIS, but it only provides the generic "Service Unavailable" message and I end up fielding phone call all day about it. I would prefer to have it display a custom webpage that explains the service outage and when they may expect it to be available again.
So far, I have created a custom webpage name SiteMessage.html and in IIS created a new virtual directory and new website. In Reporting Services Configuration Manager, under Report Manager Virtual Directory Setting, I have changed the Website and Virtual Directory settings accordingly and received confirmation that the virtual directory was created. However, when I test the site, it still brings up the default web site.
Could somone explain how I may get the desired results listed above?
I have a database mirroring session running, and both principal and mirror are working fine. But when i unplug the network cable from principal server, creating a failover scenario, the client doesn´t get redirected to the mirror.
I get an error saying: "A transport-level error has ocurred when received results from the server. The specified network name is no longer available."
I think the error is because the ExecuteNonQuery() method return info about the rows affected on the server. But in this case how can i create a failover scenario with client-side redirect ?
My apologies if this question seems abit basic, but I'm a DBA by trade and programming .Net isn't my strong point ;)
I've enabled database mirroring on 3 SQL 2005 servers, a principal, a mirror and a witness.
Principal - SQL 2005 Enterprise Edition, SP1
Mirror - SQL 2005 Enterprise Edition, SP1
Witness - SQL 2005 Express, SP1
I've written some test code to test the mirroring but as soon as the connection is pulled from the principal, the client re-direct doesn't work and the program bombs. I'd be grateful fi someone could have a look at my code below and tell me if there's any schoolboy errors??
(NB, the user running the code is a sys admin on all 3 servers)
Thanks in advance.
Imports System.Data.SqlClient
Public Class Form1
Dim DCTADS As New SqlClient.SqlConnection
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
I have a table that among other holds volume data. I need to calculate something called Intelligent Volume based on set of rules. After all rules were followed and I still find data that does not belong to any of the rules this data is bad and needs to be reported on (can not be discarded) I wanted to do this is sql task (insert intel. volume) and I am using Cursor to loop through all the data and all rules. How do I redirect this data to a file so we can report on those records?
Are there methods to redirect incoming data to different tables on the fly in the situation when application feeds data to the table via ODBC and I'm unable to alter ODBC or application settings? Kind regards, A.
when I'm trying to redirect a row I'm having the following error:
Error 4 Validation error. Data Flow Task: OLE DB Destination [535]: The error row disposition on "input "OLE DB Destination Input" (548)" cannot be set to redirect the row when the fast load option is turned on, and the maximum insert commit size is set to zero. PCKG_MPP.dtsx
I have this SSIS data flow ( Flat file to sql server) that I want to add a step to redirect any "bad" data instead of fail out.
I had the red arrow hocked up to a sql new table to dump the bad data, but the flow still failed.
Here is the first error, and I knew what was wrong. A description field in that line has pipe(|) character in it, which also happen to be the column delimiter in this case.
[Flat File Source [1]] Error: Data conversion failed. The data conversion for column "Column 22" returned status value 4 and status text "Text was truncated or one or more characters had no match in the target code page.".
I knew if I fixed the data, every thing will be fine, but I just want to use this redirect feature of SSIS. Is there a place where I can turn off validation, or do something to make it work?
Will this work with replication too. I see it with a mirror database, but could it work if I was keeping two copies of the database and wanted to transparently reroute the connection to a surviving server?
My apologies if this question seems abit basic, but I'm a DBA by trade and programming .Net isn't my strong point ;)
I've enabled database mirroring on 3 SQL 2005 servers, a principal, a mirror and a witness.
Principal - SQL 2005 Enterprise Edition, SP1
Mirror - SQL 2005 Enterprise Edition, SP1
Witness - SQL 2005 Express, SP1
I've written some test code to test the mirroring but as soon as the connection is pulled from the principal, the client re-direct doesn't work and the program bombs. I'd be grateful fi someone could have a look at my code below and tell me if there's any schoolboy errors??
(NB, the user running the code is a sys admin on all 3 servers)
Thanks in advance.
Imports System.Data.SqlClient
Public Class Form1
Dim DCTADS As New SqlClient.SqlConnection
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
This seems like a simple task that just doesn't work. I have an XML source, and on that source, I have the Error Output configured such that the Trunctations are set to "Ignore failure", and the Errors are all set to "Redirect Row". They are then being redirected to a Row Count transformation.
To set up a test for this, I have an integer type (DT_I4 specifically) that I am populating with an alpha-numeric value. For example:
<BatchID>118a</BatchID>
However, this column prevents my XML source from loading at all, and throws the following error:
The component "XML_SRC - File" (46) failed attempting to write data to output column "BatchID" (2030) on output "Payment Error Output" (115). Input string was not in a correct format. I checked BatchID (2030) throught the advanced properties of the XML Source, and this is defined as a Unicode text stream [DT_NTEXT] field, so I don't see why there would be a problem.
With Client-Side Redirect, connections can be dinamically redirected in case of failover. But if a long transaction is running on the principal, when it fails the redirect doesn´t work with the current ado.net connection, connected to the database running that transaction.
So if the principal fails, current running transaction will be lost right ?
