Tag: SSIS
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SSIS: Use Sql connection inside script component
Read more: SSIS: Use Sql connection inside script componentIf the requirement is to run dynamic query on each row, you might get inside Script comoponent. Here is how you can grab SQL connection…
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Execute SSIS Package from SPROC
Read more: Execute SSIS Package from SPROCYou can run SSIS package from stored procedure. Follow this; You can execute this procedure; You can check the status of execution; SSIS package execution…
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DistributedCom error when running SSIS package on windows box
Read more: DistributedCom error when running SSIS package on windows boxWhen I run integration services package from inside of the windows box, they work. When I try to run them from outside of the box…
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CS2001 Missing AssemblyAttributes.cs when executing SSIS package deployed to the server
Read more: CS2001 Missing AssemblyAttributes.cs when executing SSIS package deployed to the serverIf you get this error; The reson is permissions; Navigate to c:\windows\temp. On the temp folder, right click properties, security and advanced. Add your proxy…
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enabling / disabling xp_cmdshell
Read more: enabling / disabling xp_cmdshellI am not getting into the discussion of pros and cons of xp_cmdshell. This command helps you to run broad level features inside your SQL…
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