Invoking SSIS Packages from DotNet

Hi,

How can we invoke SSIS Packages from an Windows or ASP.NET Application (using C# ).

Thanks

Jegan

First you have a look at the documentation -

ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v9/MS.SQLSVR.v9.en/dtsref9/html/1a08c75e-ce8c-45ee-81bd-32248bbdb2b2.htm

or

Managing Packages Programmatically
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1a08c75e-ce8c-45ee-81bd-32248bbdb2b2.aspx)

Then you ask some specific questions if you get stuck.

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Darren ,

Thanks for the links. now i am able to create sample application.but when i am using Fuzzylookup and FlatFileDestination in my package and i am executing the package from a windows application (C#).i am getting the following errors

1.The product level is insufficient for component Fuzzy Lookup
2.The product level is insufficient for component Conditional Split
3.The product level is insufficient for component Flat File

what could be the reason .

Thanks

Jegan

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Fuzzy Lookup requires installation of SSIS from Enterprise Edition of SQL Server, for other components SSIS installation from Standard Edition is OK. You've probably only installed the Client/Workstation Componentss, not SSIS - so you can't run the packages.

For more details see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa337371.aspx

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Michael,

my machine already have SSIS installed and i am using VS 2005 Team Edition for Software Developers.so what could be the problem

Thanks

Jegan

|||Check if you have a service called MsDtsServer (display name SQL Server Integration Services).

If you do not have such service, you don't have SSIS installed. Installing just Workstation Components gives you access to some SSIS aspects, e.g. designing the packages in BIDS. But it is not enough to execute the packages outside of designer.

Invoking SSIS Packages from DotNet

Hi,

How can we invoke SSIS Packages from an Windows or ASP.NET Application (using C# ).

Thanks

Jegan

First you have a look at the documentation -

ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v9/MS.SQLSVR.v9.en/dtsref9/html/1a08c75e-ce8c-45ee-81bd-32248bbdb2b2.htm

or

Managing Packages Programmatically
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1a08c75e-ce8c-45ee-81bd-32248bbdb2b2.aspx)

Then you ask some specific questions if you get stuck.

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Darren ,

Thanks for the links. now i am able to create sample application.but when i am using Fuzzylookup and FlatFileDestination in my package and i am executing the package from a windows application (C#).i am getting the following errors

1.The product level is insufficient for component Fuzzy Lookup
2.The product level is insufficient for component Conditional Split
3.The product level is insufficient for component Flat File

what could be the reason .

Thanks

Jegan

|||

Fuzzy Lookup requires installation of SSIS from Enterprise Edition of SQL Server, for other components SSIS installation from Standard Edition is OK. You've probably only installed the Client/Workstation Componentss, not SSIS - so you can't run the packages.

For more details see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa337371.aspx

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Michael,

my machine already have SSIS installed and i am using VS 2005 Team Edition for Software Developers.so what could be the problem

Thanks

Jegan

|||Check if you have a service called MsDtsServer (display name SQL Server Integration Services).

If you do not have such service, you don't have SSIS installed. Installing just Workstation Components gives you access to some SSIS aspects, e.g. designing the packages in BIDS. But it is not enough to execute the packages outside of designer.sql

Invisible controls durig runtime

Hi,
Do you know why when I run my ssis packages in the dev machine, the diagrams are not visible during run time.
I can design the package but not sure why when I start the package, the diagrams in the control flow can not be viewed.
Please note that if I do this on the server, I can see the diagrams during run time.

Thanks

The controls or the diagram indicating the control/data flows? You change nouns between the subject and the body of this post. ("controls" versus "diagrams")

If the latter, are you sure you don't just need to scroll to the left, up, down, or to the right to see them?|||

Hi,

I mean the controls such as flat file source, ...

Thanks

invisible components

I am not sure why when the packages are run, the components dissapear. The only thing I see is the result in the output.

So there is no visual on the tabs.

Thanks

Could you provide more information on this. How do they disappear? Are you sure they are not just scrolled away due to your window layout in the debug mode?

Thanks,

Bob

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Simply, the components (flat file source, ole db source, etc...) disaapear as the package is run. I can only see what is happening in the output window.

Thanks

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arkiboys wrote:

Simply, the components (flat file source, ole db source, etc...) disaapear as the package is run. I can only see what is happening in the output window.

Thanks

Are you sure they just aren't to the side and that you need to scroll to see them? Look at the scroll bars in the design window and see if they are way off to the side.|||

Yes, I am sure.
There are no scroll bars during the run time.

Thanks

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arkiboys wrote:

Yes, I am sure.
There are no scroll bars during the run time.

Thanks

Any way you can capture a screen shot and send it to me via my e-mail listed in my profile?|||

Just sent email,

Thanks

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The email address phil_dot_brammer@.gmail.com bounced back.

Are you sure it works please?

|||You'll have to remove "_dot_" and replace it with "."|||That looks like the debug "Call Stack" window... Heck, I guess it even says so in the window title.

What happens when you go to "View -> Designer"?|||

You are right.
I did not notice the call stack window title.

Many thanks