JOB With SSIS Step Fails If Package Contains A Script Task

I have a Job Step defined to execute a SSIS Package. This SSIS package contains a Script Task. The Job fails with the message "Package execution failed. The step failed."

I am logging events in the package and when the packages gets to the Script Task the log reports "The script files failed to load". If I disable the Script Task from the package it executes fine.

Curiously, the package runs successfully with the Scritp task enabled using dtexecui and dtexec from the command line.

Only if I include the Package in a job step with the Script Task enabled does it fail.

Any help would be appreciated.I've no real idea about this Steve except to say have you got the script code pre-compiled? If so, try it without (and vica versa).

-Jamie|||

Sorry for not posting this sooner, Jamie...Yes, setting the Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property to True resolved the issue.

-Steve

|||hey - did you ever get this to work? Im having the same issue - its a SSIS pkg that ran on one box and I moved to another box (64 bit if that makes a diff) - any info is greatly apprecaited - thanks.|||

Juantana,

Yes, set your Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property=True and then open and close your script. Save, redeploy and it should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

-Steve

|||

Hi,

Inspite of putting the PrecompileScriptintoBinarycode Property = True, it is not working. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

|||After settings Precompile to True, you need to open and close script editor(s) to actually precompile the script in the task. Then re-deploy the pockage to target system.|||Also remove all the break points in the code, having break points prevents from recompilation. I guess this issue would be fixed by SP2|||Just an FYI I had all my scripts set to PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode=True however when developing in 32bit and deploying to 64bit seemingly randomly I will get the "script failed to load" error. I just open the script and compile it again and save and that usually does the trick.|||

Also if the problem still persists and you keep getting the same error I am sure you are not taking the dtsx file from bin folder to execute. The file created by designer (Business Intelligence Development Studio) is only useful for debug and development mode. After building the solution one should use dtsx created in bin folder. This solution worked for me.

Thanks

Mohit

|||NOTE: I got this same error message with Precompile option set to True.

Problem was that a variable name script used was not passed in. Go figure|||

I have about 30 dtxs that I would like to recompile its scripts to solve this issue. I would like to avoid to open each package, then open each script in the package and do the save to recomplie.

Is there a way to recompile from the command line?

Thanks!

|||

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

|||

Chris Honcoop wrote:

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

Sounds like it might be a bug. Could you submit it at http://connect.microsoft.com?

-Jamie

|||

I too have similar doubt as that of Paulino. I've 50+ packages with 60+ script tasks. Is there any way, I can compile using a command in command prompt? Any help would be highly appreciated.

My Regards

JOB With SSIS Step Fails If Package Contains A Script Task

I have a Job Step defined to execute a SSIS Package. This SSIS package contains a Script Task. The Job fails with the message "Package execution failed. The step failed."

I am logging events in the package and when the packages gets to the Script Task the log reports "The script files failed to load". If I disable the Script Task from the package it executes fine.

Curiously, the package runs successfully with the Scritp task enabled using dtexecui and dtexec from the command line.

Only if I include the Package in a job step with the Script Task enabled does it fail.

Any help would be appreciated.I've no real idea about this Steve except to say have you got the script code pre-compiled? If so, try it without (and vica versa).

-Jamie|||

Sorry for not posting this sooner, Jamie...Yes, setting the Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property to True resolved the issue.

-Steve

|||hey - did you ever get this to work? Im having the same issue - its a SSIS pkg that ran on one box and I moved to another box (64 bit if that makes a diff) - any info is greatly apprecaited - thanks.|||

Juantana,

Yes, set your Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property=True and then open and close your script. Save, redeploy and it should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

-Steve

|||

Hi,

Inspite of putting the PrecompileScriptintoBinarycode Property = True, it is not working. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

|||After settings Precompile to True, you need to open and close script editor(s) to actually precompile the script in the task. Then re-deploy the pockage to target system.|||Also remove all the break points in the code, having break points prevents from recompilation. I guess this issue would be fixed by SP2|||Just an FYI I had all my scripts set to PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode=True however when developing in 32bit and deploying to 64bit seemingly randomly I will get the "script failed to load" error. I just open the script and compile it again and save and that usually does the trick.|||

Also if the problem still persists and you keep getting the same error I am sure you are not taking the dtsx file from bin folder to execute. The file created by designer (Business Intelligence Development Studio) is only useful for debug and development mode. After building the solution one should use dtsx created in bin folder. This solution worked for me.

Thanks

Mohit

|||NOTE: I got this same error message with Precompile option set to True.

Problem was that a variable name script used was not passed in. Go figure|||

I have about 30 dtxs that I would like to recompile its scripts to solve this issue. I would like to avoid to open each package, then open each script in the package and do the save to recomplie.

Is there a way to recompile from the command line?

Thanks!

|||

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

|||

Chris Honcoop wrote:

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

Sounds like it might be a bug. Could you submit it at http://connect.microsoft.com?

-Jamie

sql

JOB With SSIS Step Fails If Package Contains A Script Task

I have a Job Step defined to execute a SSIS Package. This SSIS package contains a Script Task. The Job fails with the message "Package execution failed. The step failed."

I am logging events in the package and when the packages gets to the Script Task the log reports "The script files failed to load". If I disable the Script Task from the package it executes fine.

Curiously, the package runs successfully with the Scritp task enabled using dtexecui and dtexec from the command line.

Only if I include the Package in a job step with the Script Task enabled does it fail.

Any help would be appreciated.I've no real idea about this Steve except to say have you got the script code pre-compiled? If so, try it without (and vica versa).

-Jamie|||

Sorry for not posting this sooner, Jamie...Yes, setting the Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property to True resolved the issue.

-Steve

|||hey - did you ever get this to work? Im having the same issue - its a SSIS pkg that ran on one box and I moved to another box (64 bit if that makes a diff) - any info is greatly apprecaited - thanks.|||

Juantana,

Yes, set your Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property=True and then open and close your script. Save, redeploy and it should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

-Steve

|||

Hi,

Inspite of putting the PrecompileScriptintoBinarycode Property = True, it is not working. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

|||After settings Precompile to True, you need to open and close script editor(s) to actually precompile the script in the task. Then re-deploy the pockage to target system.|||Also remove all the break points in the code, having break points prevents from recompilation. I guess this issue would be fixed by SP2|||Just an FYI I had all my scripts set to PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode=True however when developing in 32bit and deploying to 64bit seemingly randomly I will get the "script failed to load" error. I just open the script and compile it again and save and that usually does the trick.|||

Also if the problem still persists and you keep getting the same error I am sure you are not taking the dtsx file from bin folder to execute. The file created by designer (Business Intelligence Development Studio) is only useful for debug and development mode. After building the solution one should use dtsx created in bin folder. This solution worked for me.

Thanks

Mohit

|||NOTE: I got this same error message with Precompile option set to True.

Problem was that a variable name script used was not passed in. Go figure|||

I have about 30 dtxs that I would like to recompile its scripts to solve this issue. I would like to avoid to open each package, then open each script in the package and do the save to recomplie.

Is there a way to recompile from the command line?

Thanks!

|||

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

|||

Chris Honcoop wrote:

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

Sounds like it might be a bug. Could you submit it at http://connect.microsoft.com?

-Jamie

JOB With SSIS Step Fails If Package Contains A Script Task

I have a Job Step defined to execute a SSIS Package. This SSIS package contains a Script Task. The Job fails with the message "Package execution failed. The step failed."

I am logging events in the package and when the packages gets to the Script Task the log reports "The script files failed to load". If I disable the Script Task from the package it executes fine.

Curiously, the package runs successfully with the Scritp task enabled using dtexecui and dtexec from the command line.

Only if I include the Package in a job step with the Script Task enabled does it fail.

Any help would be appreciated.I've no real idea about this Steve except to say have you got the script code pre-compiled? If so, try it without (and vica versa).

-Jamie|||

Sorry for not posting this sooner, Jamie...Yes, setting the Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property to True resolved the issue.

-Steve

|||hey - did you ever get this to work? Im having the same issue - its a SSIS pkg that ran on one box and I moved to another box (64 bit if that makes a diff) - any info is greatly apprecaited - thanks.|||

Juantana,

Yes, set your Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property=True and then open and close your script. Save, redeploy and it should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

-Steve

|||

Hi,

Inspite of putting the PrecompileScriptintoBinarycode Property = True, it is not working. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

|||After settings Precompile to True, you need to open and close script editor(s) to actually precompile the script in the task. Then re-deploy the pockage to target system.|||Also remove all the break points in the code, having break points prevents from recompilation. I guess this issue would be fixed by SP2|||Just an FYI I had all my scripts set to PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode=True however when developing in 32bit and deploying to 64bit seemingly randomly I will get the "script failed to load" error. I just open the script and compile it again and save and that usually does the trick.|||

Also if the problem still persists and you keep getting the same error I am sure you are not taking the dtsx file from bin folder to execute. The file created by designer (Business Intelligence Development Studio) is only useful for debug and development mode. After building the solution one should use dtsx created in bin folder. This solution worked for me.

Thanks

Mohit

|||NOTE: I got this same error message with Precompile option set to True.

Problem was that a variable name script used was not passed in. Go figure|||

I have about 30 dtxs that I would like to recompile its scripts to solve this issue. I would like to avoid to open each package, then open each script in the package and do the save to recomplie.

Is there a way to recompile from the command line?

Thanks!

|||

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

|||

Chris Honcoop wrote:

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

Sounds like it might be a bug. Could you submit it at http://connect.microsoft.com?

-Jamie

JOB With SSIS Step Fails If Package Contains A Script Task

I have a Job Step defined to execute a SSIS Package. This SSIS package contains a Script Task. The Job fails with the message "Package execution failed. The step failed."

I am logging events in the package and when the packages gets to the Script Task the log reports "The script files failed to load". If I disable the Script Task from the package it executes fine.

Curiously, the package runs successfully with the Scritp task enabled using dtexecui and dtexec from the command line.

Only if I include the Package in a job step with the Script Task enabled does it fail.

Any help would be appreciated.I've no real idea about this Steve except to say have you got the script code pre-compiled? If so, try it without (and vica versa).

-Jamie|||

Sorry for not posting this sooner, Jamie...Yes, setting the Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property to True resolved the issue.

-Steve

|||hey - did you ever get this to work? Im having the same issue - its a SSIS pkg that ran on one box and I moved to another box (64 bit if that makes a diff) - any info is greatly apprecaited - thanks.|||

Juantana,

Yes, set your Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property=True and then open and close your script. Save, redeploy and it should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

-Steve

|||

Hi,

Inspite of putting the PrecompileScriptintoBinarycode Property = True, it is not working. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

|||After settings Precompile to True, you need to open and close script editor(s) to actually precompile the script in the task. Then re-deploy the pockage to target system.|||Also remove all the break points in the code, having break points prevents from recompilation. I guess this issue would be fixed by SP2|||Just an FYI I had all my scripts set to PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode=True however when developing in 32bit and deploying to 64bit seemingly randomly I will get the "script failed to load" error. I just open the script and compile it again and save and that usually does the trick.|||

Also if the problem still persists and you keep getting the same error I am sure you are not taking the dtsx file from bin folder to execute. The file created by designer (Business Intelligence Development Studio) is only useful for debug and development mode. After building the solution one should use dtsx created in bin folder. This solution worked for me.

Thanks

Mohit

|||NOTE: I got this same error message with Precompile option set to True.

Problem was that a variable name script used was not passed in. Go figure|||

I have about 30 dtxs that I would like to recompile its scripts to solve this issue. I would like to avoid to open each package, then open each script in the package and do the save to recomplie.

Is there a way to recompile from the command line?

Thanks!

|||

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

|||

Chris Honcoop wrote:

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

Sounds like it might be a bug. Could you submit it at http://connect.microsoft.com?

-Jamie

JOB With SSIS Step Fails If Package Contains A Script Task

I have a Job Step defined to execute a SSIS Package. This SSIS package contains a Script Task. The Job fails with the message "Package execution failed. The step failed."

I am logging events in the package and when the packages gets to the Script Task the log reports "The script files failed to load". If I disable the Script Task from the package it executes fine.

Curiously, the package runs successfully with the Scritp task enabled using dtexecui and dtexec from the command line.

Only if I include the Package in a job step with the Script Task enabled does it fail.

Any help would be appreciated.I've no real idea about this Steve except to say have you got the script code pre-compiled? If so, try it without (and vica versa).

-Jamie|||

Sorry for not posting this sooner, Jamie...Yes, setting the Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property to True resolved the issue.

-Steve

|||hey - did you ever get this to work? Im having the same issue - its a SSIS pkg that ran on one box and I moved to another box (64 bit if that makes a diff) - any info is greatly apprecaited - thanks.|||

Juantana,

Yes, set your Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property=True and then open and close your script. Save, redeploy and it should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

-Steve

|||

Hi,

Inspite of putting the PrecompileScriptintoBinarycode Property = True, it is not working. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

|||After settings Precompile to True, you need to open and close script editor(s) to actually precompile the script in the task. Then re-deploy the pockage to target system.|||Also remove all the break points in the code, having break points prevents from recompilation. I guess this issue would be fixed by SP2|||Just an FYI I had all my scripts set to PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode=True however when developing in 32bit and deploying to 64bit seemingly randomly I will get the "script failed to load" error. I just open the script and compile it again and save and that usually does the trick.|||

Also if the problem still persists and you keep getting the same error I am sure you are not taking the dtsx file from bin folder to execute. The file created by designer (Business Intelligence Development Studio) is only useful for debug and development mode. After building the solution one should use dtsx created in bin folder. This solution worked for me.

Thanks

Mohit

|||NOTE: I got this same error message with Precompile option set to True.

Problem was that a variable name script used was not passed in. Go figure|||

I have about 30 dtxs that I would like to recompile its scripts to solve this issue. I would like to avoid to open each package, then open each script in the package and do the save to recomplie.

Is there a way to recompile from the command line?

Thanks!

|||

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

|||

Chris Honcoop wrote:

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

Sounds like it might be a bug. Could you submit it at http://connect.microsoft.com?

-Jamie

JOB With SSIS Step Fails If Package Contains A Script Task

I have a Job Step defined to execute a SSIS Package. This SSIS package contains a Script Task. The Job fails with the message "Package execution failed. The step failed."

I am logging events in the package and when the packages gets to the Script Task the log reports "The script files failed to load". If I disable the Script Task from the package it executes fine.

Curiously, the package runs successfully with the Scritp task enabled using dtexecui and dtexec from the command line.

Only if I include the Package in a job step with the Script Task enabled does it fail.

Any help would be appreciated.I've no real idea about this Steve except to say have you got the script code pre-compiled? If so, try it without (and vica versa).

-Jamie|||

Sorry for not posting this sooner, Jamie...Yes, setting the Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property to True resolved the issue.

-Steve

|||hey - did you ever get this to work? Im having the same issue - its a SSIS pkg that ran on one box and I moved to another box (64 bit if that makes a diff) - any info is greatly apprecaited - thanks.|||

Juantana,

Yes, set your Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property=True and then open and close your script. Save, redeploy and it should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

-Steve

|||

Hi,

Inspite of putting the PrecompileScriptintoBinarycode Property = True, it is not working. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

|||After settings Precompile to True, you need to open and close script editor(s) to actually precompile the script in the task. Then re-deploy the pockage to target system.|||Also remove all the break points in the code, having break points prevents from recompilation. I guess this issue would be fixed by SP2|||Just an FYI I had all my scripts set to PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode=True however when developing in 32bit and deploying to 64bit seemingly randomly I will get the "script failed to load" error. I just open the script and compile it again and save and that usually does the trick.|||

Also if the problem still persists and you keep getting the same error I am sure you are not taking the dtsx file from bin folder to execute. The file created by designer (Business Intelligence Development Studio) is only useful for debug and development mode. After building the solution one should use dtsx created in bin folder. This solution worked for me.

Thanks

Mohit

|||NOTE: I got this same error message with Precompile option set to True.

Problem was that a variable name script used was not passed in. Go figure|||

I have about 30 dtxs that I would like to recompile its scripts to solve this issue. I would like to avoid to open each package, then open each script in the package and do the save to recomplie.

Is there a way to recompile from the command line?

Thanks!

|||

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

|||

Chris Honcoop wrote:

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

Sounds like it might be a bug. Could you submit it at http://connect.microsoft.com?

-Jamie

sql

JOB With SSIS Step Fails If Package Contains A Script Task

I have a Job Step defined to execute a SSIS Package. This SSIS package contains a Script Task. The Job fails with the message "Package execution failed. The step failed."

I am logging events in the package and when the packages gets to the Script Task the log reports "The script files failed to load". If I disable the Script Task from the package it executes fine.

Curiously, the package runs successfully with the Scritp task enabled using dtexecui and dtexec from the command line.

Only if I include the Package in a job step with the Script Task enabled does it fail.

Any help would be appreciated.I've no real idea about this Steve except to say have you got the script code pre-compiled? If so, try it without (and vica versa).

-Jamie|||

Sorry for not posting this sooner, Jamie...Yes, setting the Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property to True resolved the issue.

-Steve

|||hey - did you ever get this to work? Im having the same issue - its a SSIS pkg that ran on one box and I moved to another box (64 bit if that makes a diff) - any info is greatly apprecaited - thanks.|||

Juantana,

Yes, set your Script Task "PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode" Property=True and then open and close your script. Save, redeploy and it should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

-Steve

|||

Hi,

Inspite of putting the PrecompileScriptintoBinarycode Property = True, it is not working. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

|||After settings Precompile to True, you need to open and close script editor(s) to actually precompile the script in the task. Then re-deploy the pockage to target system.|||Also remove all the break points in the code, having break points prevents from recompilation. I guess this issue would be fixed by SP2|||Just an FYI I had all my scripts set to PrecompileScriptIntoBinaryCode=True however when developing in 32bit and deploying to 64bit seemingly randomly I will get the "script failed to load" error. I just open the script and compile it again and save and that usually does the trick.|||

Also if the problem still persists and you keep getting the same error I am sure you are not taking the dtsx file from bin folder to execute. The file created by designer (Business Intelligence Development Studio) is only useful for debug and development mode. After building the solution one should use dtsx created in bin folder. This solution worked for me.

Thanks

Mohit

|||NOTE: I got this same error message with Precompile option set to True.

Problem was that a variable name script used was not passed in. Go figure|||

I have about 30 dtxs that I would like to recompile its scripts to solve this issue. I would like to avoid to open each package, then open each script in the package and do the save to recomplie.

Is there a way to recompile from the command line?

Thanks!

|||

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

|||

Chris Honcoop wrote:

Previously I said "randomly" but I think I have it figured out when this error occurs:

If I am working on a package, open a different package and copy a script object and paste into the one I am working on it will not work in 64-bit without a recompile (but will work in 32 bit).

Sounds like it might be a bug. Could you submit it at http://connect.microsoft.com?

-Jamie

Job to Execute SSIS package fails

This question has been asked earlier in this forum. But, I still didn't get the correct resolution of my problem.

I am trying to run the DTS package from my filesystem.

Command Line:
/FILE "C:\SSIS\IS\bin\Package1.dtsx" /MAXCONCURRENT " -1 " /CHECKPOINTING OFF

Executed as user: FILESERVER\SQLServiceQA. The command line parameters are invalid. The step failed.

Can anyone please let me know whats the problem with it.

I am not using any Script Task in the package.

Thanks.Does it run if you execute the same command line as the same user using DTExec? If so then you should probably post to the agent forum. If not then what errors do you get when running it from DTExec?

Thanks,
Matt

job running SSIS package keeps failing but the SSIS package by itself runs perfectly fine

Hey, I've a few jobs which call SSIS packages. If I run the SSIS package, it runs fine but if I try to run the job which calls this package, it fails. Can someone help me troubleshoot this issue? None of my jobs that call an SSIS package work. All of them fail.

Thank you

Tej

Need to add some mopre to the description of my problem. These packages were originally on a SQL 2000 server. I migrated them to SSIS. When I run a package it says

'SSIS package <package name> starting.
Error: 0x0 at <package name>: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80040427): Execution was canceled by user.
at DTS.PackageClass.Execute()
at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Tasks.Exec80PackageTask.Exec80PackageTask.ExecuteThread() Task failed: <package name> Warning: 0x80019002
at <package name>: The Execution method succeeded, but the number of errors raised (1) reached the maximum allowed (1); resulting in failure. This occurs when the number of errors reaches the number specified in MaximumErrorCount. Change the MaximumErrorCount or fix the errors. SSIS package <package name> finished: Failure.'

This is in Article 904796. But the thing is these packages were never MetaDataServices.. I had them on SQL Server and now on a file system. I imported them in a SSIS project and have it on a share. but it still gives me the above error.

Thank you

Tej

|||

I have the same problem. Except that I have had these packages working prior to this failure. I tried re-installing the SQL Server 200 DTS Designer components as suggested in the article, but to no avail. Same result. I will be very interested if you get any helpful responses.

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Hey Peter. First of all, when I put these in MSDB, they worked fine. Also, I didn't try this but try to look for the security part for every package in its properties. It's encrypted with User Key or something. Remove the encryption and it should be fine.

Let me know how it goes. Thanks

|||

so, sounds like the common issue of getting agent and package permissions in sync.

for others, the KB
An SSIS package does not run when you call the SSIS package from a SQL Server Agent job step

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=918760

|||

I have the same problem.

My solution is to click on the "Load DTS Package Internally" and it works perfectly. Hope this would help.

|||Hey. I think I've figured out what the problem is. SSIS by default stores the packes encrypted by user key. It's in th eproperties of the package. If you use, SQL Server encryption which I used, it removes that encryption. Also, if you want to use th efile system for this, you might want to go to the properties of the package and say no encryption instead of encrypting by user key. This should work just fine... Thank you

job running SSIS package keeps failing but the SSIS package by itself runs perfectly fine

Hey, I've a few jobs which call SSIS packages. If I run the SSIS package, it runs fine but if I try to run the job which calls this package, it fails. Can someone help me troubleshoot this issue? None of my jobs that call an SSIS package work. All of them fail.

Thank you

Tej

Need to add some mopre to the description of my problem. These packages were originally on a SQL 2000 server. I migrated them to SSIS. When I run a package it says

'SSIS package <package name> starting.
Error: 0x0 at <package name>: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80040427): Execution was canceled by user.
at DTS.PackageClass.Execute()
at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Tasks.Exec80PackageTask.Exec80PackageTask.ExecuteThread() Task failed: <package name> Warning: 0x80019002
at <package name>: The Execution method succeeded, but the number of errors raised (1) reached the maximum allowed (1); resulting in failure. This occurs when the number of errors reaches the number specified in MaximumErrorCount. Change the MaximumErrorCount or fix the errors. SSIS package <package name> finished: Failure.'

This is in Article 904796. But the thing is these packages were never MetaDataServices.. I had them on SQL Server and now on a file system. I imported them in a SSIS project and have it on a share. but it still gives me the above error.

Thank you

Tej

|||

I have the same problem. Except that I have had these packages working prior to this failure. I tried re-installing the SQL Server 200 DTS Designer components as suggested in the article, but to no avail. Same result. I will be very interested if you get any helpful responses.

|||

Hey Peter. First of all, when I put these in MSDB, they worked fine. Also, I didn't try this but try to look for the security part for every package in its properties. It's encrypted with User Key or something. Remove the encryption and it should be fine.

Let me know how it goes. Thanks

|||

so, sounds like the common issue of getting agent and package permissions in sync.

for others, the KB
An SSIS package does not run when you call the SSIS package from a SQL Server Agent job step

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=918760

|||

I have the same problem.

My solution is to click on the "Load DTS Package Internally" and it works perfectly. Hope this would help.

|||Hey. I think I've figured out what the problem is. SSIS by default stores the packes encrypted by user key. It's in th eproperties of the package. If you use, SQL Server encryption which I used, it removes that encryption. Also, if you want to use th efile system for this, you might want to go to the properties of the package and say no encryption instead of encrypting by user key. This should work just fine... Thank yousql

job running SSIS package keeps failing but the SSIS package by itself runs perfectly fine

Hey, I've a few jobs which call SSIS packages. If I run the SSIS package, it runs fine but if I try to run the job which calls this package, it fails. Can someone help me troubleshoot this issue? None of my jobs that call an SSIS package work. All of them fail.

Thank you

Tej

Need to add some mopre to the description of my problem. These packages were originally on a SQL 2000 server. I migrated them to SSIS. When I run a package it says

'SSIS package <package name> starting.
Error: 0x0 at <package name>: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80040427): Execution was canceled by user.
at DTS.PackageClass.Execute()
at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Tasks.Exec80PackageTask.Exec80PackageTask.ExecuteThread() Task failed: <package name> Warning: 0x80019002
at <package name>: The Execution method succeeded, but the number of errors raised (1) reached the maximum allowed (1); resulting in failure. This occurs when the number of errors reaches the number specified in MaximumErrorCount. Change the MaximumErrorCount or fix the errors. SSIS package <package name> finished: Failure.'

This is in Article 904796. But the thing is these packages were never MetaDataServices.. I had them on SQL Server and now on a file system. I imported them in a SSIS project and have it on a share. but it still gives me the above error.

Thank you

Tej

|||

I have the same problem. Except that I have had these packages working prior to this failure. I tried re-installing the SQL Server 200 DTS Designer components as suggested in the article, but to no avail. Same result. I will be very interested if you get any helpful responses.

|||

Hey Peter. First of all, when I put these in MSDB, they worked fine. Also, I didn't try this but try to look for the security part for every package in its properties. It's encrypted with User Key or something. Remove the encryption and it should be fine.

Let me know how it goes. Thanks

|||

so, sounds like the common issue of getting agent and package permissions in sync.

for others, the KB
An SSIS package does not run when you call the SSIS package from a SQL Server Agent job step

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=918760

|||

I have the same problem.

My solution is to click on the "Load DTS Package Internally" and it works perfectly. Hope this would help.

|||Hey. I think I've figured out what the problem is. SSIS by default stores the packes encrypted by user key. It's in th eproperties of the package. If you use, SQL Server encryption which I used, it removes that encryption. Also, if you want to use th efile system for this, you might want to go to the properties of the package and say no encryption instead of encrypting by user key. This should work just fine... Thank you

JOb running SSIS package

I have an issue when a job is scheduled to run a SSIS package. The package (exporte a table to a text file) runs fine from microsoft visual studio but when i create a job and run it, i get the following error:

[298] SQLServer Error: 15404, Could not obtain information about Windows NT group/user 'VOLCANO\Administrator', error code 0x534. [SQLSTATE 42000] (ConnIsLoginSysAdmin)

Can you tell me what operating system you have? Windows 2000, Windows 2003?

Thanks
Ovidiu Burlacu

|||i'm using windows 2003. I found out what was wrong, when I create the job i changed the owner to 'sa' instead and it now works fine. Thanks for your help anyway.
|||when i turn on the computer i get error messages about an open file? everything listed in the menu includes this axel but i canoot open it and I need to fix this error, it is preventing me from installing a camera. any help?

|||

This forum (and the error above) is for SQL Server Integration Services - is your question related to that?

JOb running SSIS package

I have an issue when a job is scheduled to run a SSIS package. The package (exporte a table to a text file) runs fine from microsoft visual studio but when i create a job and run it, i get the following error:

[298] SQLServer Error: 15404, Could not obtain information about Windows NT group/user 'VOLCANO\Administrator', error code 0x534. [SQLSTATE 42000] (ConnIsLoginSysAdmin)

Can you tell me what operating system you have? Windows 2000, Windows 2003?

Thanks
Ovidiu Burlacu

|||i'm using windows 2003. I found out what was wrong, when I create the job i changed the owner to 'sa' instead and it now works fine. Thanks for your help anyway.|||when i turn on the computer i get error messages about an open file? everything listed in the menu includes this axel but i canoot open it and I need to fix this error, it is preventing me from installing a camera. any help?

|||

This forum (and the error above) is for SQL Server Integration Services - is your question related to that?

Job is not executing in parallel

I just thought I would share this info:

I created the package to download 4 ftp files at once.
I set the MaxConcurrentExecutables for the SSIS package to 4. So in BIDS in downloads 4 files at the same time.

However, when I started the job I noticed that only 3 files were downloaded at the time (looking at temp files in download directory)

Solution:
Sure enough after digging around for awhile - in Step properties for SSIS package - there is execution tab - and "Maximum Concurrent Executables" was -1 (which for some reason defaults to 3 concurrent processes even on our dual CPU server) - so after chanign that value to 4 - tada - all 4 files in parallel

I found 2 different versions about the behavior of SSIS when the default value of MaxConcurrentExecutables property is used.

If you look at BOL (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137749.aspx) it says :"The number of executable files that the package can run concurrently. The default value of this property is -1, which indicates that there is no limit."

But if you look at 'Integration Services: Performance Tuning Techniques' white paper (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2005/ssisperf.mspx); it says "By default, this is set to -1, which translates to the number of logical machine processors plus 2. "

However, any of these 2 descriptions seems to be consistent with what you are describing. I belive the second version is closer to the true; but It would be interesting to get a confirmation of that.

Rafael Salas

Job fails in SQL Server 2005 Agent with error "Package not found"

Hello everybody,
I am trying to run an SQL Server 2005 job which is made up of one SSIS
package.
The SSIS package run successfully when I start it manually, but as soon as I
include it in an SQL Server Agent I get the error message mentioned in the
subject.
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance
Massimo SartorisHere is the solution for this issue from Micorosft:
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=918760
Bob
"Massimo" wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> I am trying to run an SQL Server 2005 job which is made up of one SSIS
> package.
> The SSIS package run successfully when I start it manually, but as soon as I
> include it in an SQL Server Agent I get the error message mentioned in the
> subject.
> Any ideas?
> Thank you in advance
> Massimo Sartoris|||Thank you, Bob.
I tried the proxy method described in the article, but the job keeps
failing. The error message is now
"A required privilege is not held by the client"
The user is an administrator on the SQL server machine, which privilege is
actually missing?
Thank you
"Bob" wrote:
> Here is the solution for this issue from Micorosft:
> http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=918760
> Bob
>|||Did you change the SQL Server Service account to use the proxy method?
"Massimo" wrote:
> Thank you, Bob.
> I tried the proxy method described in the article, but the job keeps
> failing. The error message is now
> "A required privilege is not held by the client"
> The user is an administrator on the SQL server machine, which privilege is
> actually missing?
> Thank you
>
>
> "Bob" wrote:
> > Here is the solution for this issue from Micorosft:
> >
> > http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=918760
> >
> > Bob
> >
>|||Bob,
I did, actually.
I created a credential with an account that has administrator rights
(Username "Massimo")
I created a proxy using that credential.
I changed the step in the SQL Server agent job saying "run as" the proxy
instead of the SQL Agent Service Account
Username "Massimo" is also member of the group SQLServer2005SQLAgentUser
Cheers
Massimo
"Bob" wrote:
> Did you change the SQL Server Service account to use the proxy method?
> "Massimo" wrote:
>

Job fails in SQL Server 2005 Agent with error "Package not found"

Hello everybody,
I am trying to run an SQL Server 2005 job which is made up of one SSIS
package.
The SSIS package run successfully when I start it manually, but as soon as I
include it in an SQL Server Agent I get the error message mentioned in the
subject.
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance
Massimo SartorisHere is the solution for this issue from Micorosft:
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=918760
Bob
"Massimo" wrote:

> Hello everybody,
> I am trying to run an SQL Server 2005 job which is made up of one SSIS
> package.
> The SSIS package run successfully when I start it manually, but as soon as
I
> include it in an SQL Server Agent I get the error message mentioned in the
> subject.
> Any ideas?
> Thank you in advance
> Massimo Sartoris

job fails for sql 2005 run SSIS package

Hi, I created an SSIS package and deployed it by using the wizard that is
invoked when selecting the SSISDeploymentmanifest file. The deployment
worked as I can run the package from sql server management studio under MSDB
by right clicking and selecting excecute package, in the object explorer.
When I create a job under SQL Server agent the job is created succesfully.
It has 1 step to execute the package. When I try to run the job it fails and
the only message I get is
**************************************************
Message
The job failed. The Job was invoked by User domain\username. The last step
to run was step 1 (run package called package). I also checked the view
history and it has the same error message. I used windows authentication
when creating the step. Also when creating the step in the new job I
selected type = SQL Server Integration Package, Run as SQL Agent Service
Account, I then specified the server and selected windows authentication and
it found the package. I am running everything on one machine as I just have
the SQL2005 that comes with vs 2005.
thanks.
Paul G
Software engineer.
I got it to work,it was a permissions issue that I fixed with the SQL server
configuration manager. Also had another problem where it would write out a
message box (it worked!) as part of a vb script. I had to disable this and
then rebuild /redeploy the package.
Paul G
Software engineer.
"Paul" wrote:

> Hi, I created an SSIS package and deployed it by using the wizard that is
> invoked when selecting the SSISDeploymentmanifest file. The deployment
> worked as I can run the package from sql server management studio under MSDB
> by right clicking and selecting excecute package, in the object explorer.
> When I create a job under SQL Server agent the job is created succesfully.
> It has 1 step to execute the package. When I try to run the job it fails and
> the only message I get is
> **************************************************
> Message
> The job failed. The Job was invoked by User domain\username. The last step
> to run was step 1 (run package called package). I also checked the view
> history and it has the same error message. I used windows authentication
> when creating the step. Also when creating the step in the new job I
> selected type = SQL Server Integration Package, Run as SQL Agent Service
> Account, I then specified the server and selected windows authentication and
> it found the package. I am running everything on one machine as I just have
> the SQL2005 that comes with vs 2005.
> thanks.
> Paul G
> Software engineer.

job fails for sql 2005 run SSIS package

Hi, I created an SSIS package and deployed it by using the wizard that is
invoked when selecting the SSISDeploymentmanifest file. The deployment
worked as I can run the package from sql server management studio under MSDB
by right clicking and selecting excecute package, in the object explorer.
When I create a job under SQL Server agent the job is created succesfully.
It has 1 step to execute the package. When I try to run the job it fails an
d
the only message I get is
****************************************
**********
Message
The job failed. The Job was invoked by User domain\username. The last step
to run was step 1 (run package called package). I also checked the view
history and it has the same error message. I used windows authentication
when creating the step. Also when creating the step in the new job I
selected type = SQL Server Integration Package, Run as SQL Agent Service
Account, I then specified the server and selected windows authentication and
it found the package. I am running everything on one machine as I just have
the SQL2005 that comes with vs 2005.
thanks.
Paul G
Software engineer.I got it to work,it was a permissions issue that I fixed with the SQL server
configuration manager. Also had another problem where it would write out a
message box (it worked!) as part of a vb script. I had to disable this and
then rebuild /redeploy the package.
Paul G
Software engineer.
"Paul" wrote:

> Hi, I created an SSIS package and deployed it by using the wizard that is
> invoked when selecting the SSISDeploymentmanifest file. The deployment
> worked as I can run the package from sql server management studio under MS
DB
> by right clicking and selecting excecute package, in the object explorer.
> When I create a job under SQL Server agent the job is created succesfully.
> It has 1 step to execute the package. When I try to run the job it fails
and
> the only message I get is
> ****************************************
**********
> Message
> The job failed. The Job was invoked by User domain\username. The last st
ep
> to run was step 1 (run package called package). I also checked the view
> history and it has the same error message. I used windows authentication
> when creating the step. Also when creating the step in the new job I
> selected type = SQL Server Integration Package, Run as SQL Agent Service
> Account, I then specified the server and selected windows authentication a
nd
> it found the package. I am running everything on one machine as I just ha
ve
> the SQL2005 that comes with vs 2005.
> thanks.
> Paul G
> Software engineer.

job fails for sql 2005 run SSIS package

Hi, I created an SSIS package and deployed it by using the wizard that is
invoked when selecting the SSISDeploymentmanifest file. The deployment
worked as I can run the package from sql server management studio under MSDB
by right clicking and selecting excecute package, in the object explorer.
When I create a job under SQL Server agent the job is created succesfully.
It has 1 step to execute the package. When I try to run the job it fails and
the only message I get is
**************************************************
Message
The job failed. The Job was invoked by User domain\username. The last step
to run was step 1 (run package called package). I also checked the view
history and it has the same error message. I used windows authentication
when creating the step. Also when creating the step in the new job I
selected type = SQL Server Integration Package, Run as SQL Agent Service
Account, I then specified the server and selected windows authentication and
it found the package. I am running everything on one machine as I just have
the SQL2005 that comes with vs 2005.
thanks.
Paul G
Software engineer.I got it to work,it was a permissions issue that I fixed with the SQL server
configuration manager. Also had another problem where it would write out a
message box (it worked!) as part of a vb script. I had to disable this and
then rebuild /redeploy the package.
--
Paul G
Software engineer.
"Paul" wrote:
> Hi, I created an SSIS package and deployed it by using the wizard that is
> invoked when selecting the SSISDeploymentmanifest file. The deployment
> worked as I can run the package from sql server management studio under MSDB
> by right clicking and selecting excecute package, in the object explorer.
> When I create a job under SQL Server agent the job is created succesfully.
> It has 1 step to execute the package. When I try to run the job it fails and
> the only message I get is
> **************************************************
> Message
> The job failed. The Job was invoked by User domain\username. The last step
> to run was step 1 (run package called package). I also checked the view
> history and it has the same error message. I used windows authentication
> when creating the step. Also when creating the step in the new job I
> selected type = SQL Server Integration Package, Run as SQL Agent Service
> Account, I then specified the server and selected windows authentication and
> it found the package. I am running everything on one machine as I just have
> the SQL2005 that comes with vs 2005.
> thanks.
> Paul G
> Software engineer.