Hi,
when I select sql server provider pointing to connection mydatabase for Logging the sysdtslog90 table is not getting created. However if I point the connection to msdb - sysdtslog90 it works fine.
Can I have sysdtslog90 under the application database? what are the steps to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Prabhakaran
Hi,
I decided to use the SQL Server log provider to store logging data of all my Integration Services packages. I also created some reports about this data for operating purposes.
I have a problem occurs the name of the executing package is not always written to the log,but the name of the single task which failed. But that is not very useful information for operating, because I do not see any chance to get the name of the package by the information which is logged in the sysdtslog90 table in the database which I defined for SSIS Logging.
How do I configure the package to always log the package information into the table, too?
Best regards,
Stefoon
Hi,
is there any way to use dbo.sysdtslog90 table for SSIS package logging?
hello
im trying to create a ssis monitoring tool (using sysdtslog90, reporting services and system tables) including sql server agent ssis schedules/history. but im having some problems evaluating sysdtslog90. im using the built in SSIS logging without any custom logging tasks (i only log OnError and OnWarning) to keep the logging table as small as possible (one sysdtslog90 table for all packages running on the server).
and there is the problem:
there are some executions without any events except OnError. the source of this event is the name of the failed task, so how do i get the name and id of the failed package?
"normal" executions have "PackageStart" and "PackageEnd" where the sourceid and source are equal with the id and name of the package
i could add logging for OnPreValidate and catch the first line, because no package can fail before validation!?
but isnt there any better solution?
i would love it to have two more columns in sysdtslog90.. package id and name. would be much easier to evaluate sysdtslog90 :/
- paul
I have enabled logging using database.
When I try to query the sysdtslog90 table using System::ExecutionInstanceGUID to link executionid - it is not matching.
Any resolution?
Thanks
The documentation says:
"An integer value that identifies the event associated with the log entry. The value 0 indicates the event provided no identifier."
When I look at the sysdtslog90 table and I filter for 'PackageEnd' events, I see a value of 0, 1 or 3 in the datacode column. Is there any information I can glean from these values, e.g. package success or failure?
I have been using the SSIS Log Provider for SQL Server quite a lot this year with little to no problems. Recently however as I edit or create packages the logging seems to keep going to the master.dbo.sysdtslog90 table as opposed to the [db].dbo.sysdtslog90 as setup in the package. I tried totally deleting the connection from the package and recreating and still had the problem.
Is there some setting on the SQL server itself that can cause this? Our "dba" likes to make changes without letting anyone know about them.
Any ideas?
Sorry to be an ignorant American here, but I'm having a challenge I just can't seem to wrap my head around.
I am attempting to make a nice query for a report that will show how our SSIS jobs are doing. All my packages use the native SQL Server logging capability. The table is sysdtslog90 and it stores the message to a field called 'message' (crazy, I know) with a datatype of nvarchar(4096).
The challenge I'm having is that I'd like to grab all lines where my message is X. The following queries will return no results. The first is me typing in the message I see in the window, the second is copying the value and pasting it in. I know there are instances where that message exists, sadly, in the log table.
Code Snippet
SELECT
L.*
FROM
sysdtslog90 L
WHERE
L.message = N'A commit failed.'
SELECT
L.*
FROM
sysdtslog90 L
WHERE
L.message = N'A commit failed. '
If I were to change that clause out to a like, it'd work just fine. Is that the appropriate way to work with unicode literals? It doesn't feel right.
Code Snippet
SELECT
L.*
FROM
sysdtslog90 L
WHERE
L.message LIKE N'A commit failed.%'
I have exported my sysdtslog90 table to a unicode flat file and looked at this message in a hex editor and it looks fine, nothing looked awry. I then opened the file up in SSMS, thinking perhaps it's a silent conversion issue with pasting, but to no avail. Anyone have some guidance for me?
I have multiple Common Table Expressions i.e CTE1,CTE2,...CTE5.
I want to Create Temperory Table and inserting data from CTE5. Is this possible to create?
like:
create table #temp (row_no int identity (1,1),time datetime, action varchar(5))
insert into #temp select * from cte5
Hi,
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Thanks,
Al
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2 DECLARE @lengthDeptCode int, @lengthTableName int, @lengthColumnName int
3
4 SELECT @numberOfDept = COUNT(DISTINCT DeptCode)
5 FROM tbl_Department;
6
7 WHILE (@numberOfDept >=0)
8 BEGIN
9 SELECT @deptCode = DeptCode, @lengthDeptCode = LEN(DeptCode)
10 FROM tbl_Department;
11
12 SET @tableName = 'tbl_ProjectNumber'+@deptCode
13 SET @lengthTableName = LEN(@tableName)
14 SET @columnName = 'ProjectNumber'+@deptCode
15 SET @lengthColumnName = LEN(@columnName)
16
17 CREATE TABLE CAST(@tableName as char(@lengthTableName))
18 (
19 CAST(@columnName as char(@lengthColumnName)) int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL
20 )
21
22 SET @numberOfDept = @numberOfDept - 1
23 END
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Hi everyone and Happy Holidays!
I've got a problem with table creation in stored procedures (SQL Server 2000). We've got an application where the user login only has rights to execute stored procedures. The problem is that a stored proc is dynamically creating a table and so the owner of that table is being assigned to whatever login the application is using instead of dbo. It's causing numerous issues. Is there any way that this can be avoided or changed without granting the user sa privileges?
Thanks in advance,
Cat
I am starting to create a new database table based on an existing dbtable. My existing table has a list of ID's and a date range for each ID.
For example:
TableSource
ID Start DateTime End datetime
Y10012 01-12-12 13:00:00 01-19-12 13:00:00
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MainTable
IDFullTime
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Y1001201-12-12 13:00:01
Y1001201-12-12 13:00:02
Y1001201-12-12 13:00:03
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Hi,
Can you create a table on one line and then update it on the next i.e. in the same query.
i.e.
create table test as select * from original
update test set test.a = .......
I know that they both work individually but whne i try to run them in one file i get "sql command not properly ended" - when i put a comma after 'original' i then get "invalid table name".
Am i just missing something
Cheers
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ON
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PRIMARY (
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FILENAME = 'D:primary.mdf',
SIZE = 5MB,
MAXSIZE = 500MB,
FILEGROWTH = 20MB ),
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SIZE = 5MB,
MAXSIZE = 500MB,
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LOG ON
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(
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SIZE = 5MB,
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Go
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Hi,
i'v send this email to understand how i can replicate a creation's table between two sql servers ?
the documentation of the replication explain the replication use the alter table !!
it's possible to detect with a query this creation of table and start after the replication ?
another solution ?
Regard's
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(
NAME = Data,
FILENAME = 'D:Data.ndf',
SIZE = 5MB,
MAXSIZE = 500MB,
FILEGROWTH = 20MB ),
LOG ON
-- Stores The Log Information used To Recover The Database
(
NAME = Log,
FILENAME = 'D:Log.ldf',
SIZE = 5MB,
MAXSIZE = 500MB,
FILEGROWTH = 20MB )
Go
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TABLE GENERATION SCRIPT
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drop table [dbo].[tbCelebroAds]
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tbCelebroAds] (
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[BranchCode] [int] NOT NULL ,
[PropertyID] [nvarchar] (20) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NOT NULL ,
[AdScheduleCode] [int] NOT NULL ,
[RecAtCentral] [int] NULL ,
[AdRan] [int] NOT NULL ,
[AdStatusID] [int] NOT NULL ,
[PatID] [int] NULL ,
[RunDate] [datetime] NOT NULL ,
[CreationCost] [float] NOT NULL ,
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Although ADOX seems to create the table ok, Table->Columns->Appends does not set the fields as adColNullable as expected.
When I insert data using ADO::Recordset->AddNew the following error occurs :- "The field 'MyTable.Column 2' cannot contain a Null value because the Required property for this field is set to True. Enter a value in this field."
Am I on the right tracks here or do I need to adopt a different approach?
Code block to illustrate the problem :-
Code Block
ADOX::_CatalogPtr m_pCatalog;
ADOX::_TablePtr m_pTable;
ADOX::_ColumnPtr m_pCol1;
ADOX::_ColumnPtr m_pCol2;
ADODB::_ConnectionPtr m_pConn;
ADODB::_RecordsetPtr m_pRs;
//ADOX - Create Data Source
_bstr_t strcnn(("Provider='Microsoft.JET.OLEDB.4.0';Data source = C:\test.mdb"));
m_pCatalog.CreateInstance(__uuidof (ADOX::Catalog));
m_pCatalog->Create(strcnn);
m_pTable.CreateInstance(__uuidof(ADOX::Table));
m_pTable->PutName("MyTable");
m_pCol1.CreateInstance(__uuidof(ADOX::Column));
m_pCol1->Name = "Column 1";
m_pCol1->Type = ADOX::adVarWChar;
m_pCol1->DefinedSize = 24;
m_pCol1->Attributes = ADOX::adColNullable;
m_pTable->Columns->Append(m_pCol1->Name, ADOX::adVarWChar, 24);
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m_pCol2->Name = "Column 2";
m_pCol2->Type = ADOX::adVarWChar;
m_pCol2->DefinedSize = 24;
m_pCol2->Attributes = ADOX::adColNullable;
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// Define a SafeArray that contains field names.
SAFEARRAY * psaFields;
SAFEARRAYBOUND aDimFields[1];
aDimFields[0].lLbound = 0;
aDimFields[0].cElements = 1;
psaFields = SafeArrayCreate(VT_VARIANT, 1, aDimFields);
// Create a SafeArray for values.
SAFEARRAY * psaValues;
SAFEARRAYBOUND aDimValues[1];
aDimValues[0].lLbound = 0;
aDimValues[0].cElements = 1;
psaValues = SafeArrayCreate(VT_VARIANT, 1, aDimValues);
long ix[1];
_variant_t var;
//Insert Data
ix[0] = 0;
var = "Column 1";
SafeArrayPutElement(psaFields, ix, (void*) (VARIANT *) (&var));
ix[0] = 0;
var = "test data row 1 col 1 Only";
SafeArrayPutElement(psaValues, ix, (void*)(VARIANT *) &var);
_variant_t vtFields, vtValues;
vtFields.vt = VT_ARRAY | VT_VARIANT;
vtValues.vt = VT_ARRAY | VT_VARIANT;
vtFields.parray = psaFields;
vtValues.parray = psaValues;
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m_pRs->Update();
m_pRs->Close();
m_pConn->Close();
What causes SQL Server 2000 to create tables with default column sizes of 8000 for a varchar datatype??
I would assume this can cause significant performance problems.
(see attached)
we planning to create partitioning on existing tables. The partitioning is on date column, there should be one partition for each year.
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