Anyone is aware of this SSIS Error.

Hi Folks,

I developed my ssis package against my local database and i would like to test it against remote server database.For that i have modified all of my connection manager settings still i am getting error on oledb destination and Execute T-Sql task.The below is the error.

[OLE DB Destination [11665]] Error: An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80004005. An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "The statement has been terminated.". An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK__tblPr__532FC765'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.tblPr'.".

Can anyone suggest me what would be the problem and how to resolve this.

Thanks in Advance.

Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK__tblPr__532FC765'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.tblPr'.

This means you are trying to insert a key which is already in the table tblPr. Primary Keys have to be unique.. to identify a specific row.

for example (ID is your Primary Key):

ID | SomeColumns
1 | test
2 | testasdf

and now you are trying to insert

1 | anothertest

the column ID (which is your primary key) has already a row with 1 so you can't insert a second row with ID 1

this is just an explanation of your problem .. but i can't help you without any further information... maybe you can fix it on your own when you understand it

- paul
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Hi Paul,

I made the changes It works now.Thanks.

I am getting one more error when i am executing Execute T-sql Task.I am using identity column in my tsql statement.

Below is the error.

"User 'guest' does not have permission to run DBCC CHECKIDENT for object '#TempPr__000000000ACC'.". Possible failure reasons: Problems with the query, "ResultSet" property not set correctly, parameters not set correctly, or connection not established correctly.

Please let me know what is wrong if you know..

Thanks so much.

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A search on the Internet will yield very helpful results. This is a permissions issue, just as the error says.

Read up on DBCC CHECKIDENT.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms176057.aspx

Anyone else have errors when checking out SSIS package from SourceSafe or TFS?

I get errors when I check out an SSIS package from source control (both Source Safe and TFS) relating to the connection objects where I was not the original developer who checked it in. Is there a solution to this other than altering the connection login\password for every connection object in the package before deploying?

Yes, I do have problems as well when updating CVS.

For SSIS the solution is to use configuration files for your connections and Security / Protection Level property set to "DontSaveSensitive".

For Reporting services and cubes I am still a bit confused.

For reports, As soon as I open them in BIDS, I immediately edit the shared data sources to retype in the account and password. If I do not do it and go to the data page, it will loose all stored procedures parameters :-(

For Cubes, I also revisit the data sources as soon as I open the cube. Not doing so will let you work on your cube and deploy it, however you will not be able to browse, aggregate or process it.

Philippe

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The critical item here is to not have the Package Protection Level Property set to Encrypt[Sensitive or All]WithUserKey. That uses the developer's Windows login to encrypt information in the package, so no other developer will be able to work with it very easily, unless they log in with the same Windows account.

As Phillippe said, a common workaround is using a ProtectionLevel of "DontSaveSensitive" and configurations, which also makes it easier to deploy the packages in multiple environments. You could also use "EncryptSensitiveWithPassword" which will mean you have to enter a password for the package before running it, but it will be able to store the passwords inside the package, rather than depending on configurations. The best choice depends on your scenario.

Any good whitepapers on security/deployment for entire SQL Server BI solutions?

At my current employer we are struggling with the best way to manage security and deployment of a project that contains databases, SSIS, SSAS and SSRS components, using configurations.

Environment (Dev):

3 SQL Server databases, all using mixed-mode security, using SQL Server security credentials.

12 SSIS packages; one master package, eleven child packages, 3 shared data sources

1 SSAS database; one cube, 15 dimensions, three referenced data sources from the SSIS project (in same solution)

6 SSRS reports, one data source to cube (not shared- doesn't appear SSRS can share datasources among other projects in the solution? Why?)

Everything runs fine in development. Now comes the tricky part.

Deploying SSIS and SSAS into production environments:

-Packages use XML config files for connection strings to three relational data sources.

-Deploy to SQL Server storage. Deploy wizard copies package dependencies (including XML config files) to default location set in INI file. When I do this, no config file shows up in remote server (remote server not set up identical to local, so directory does not exist. Need UNC path?) So, being a developer with no "special" permissions on the PROD server, what security permissions is allowing the deployment wizard from copying files to this location on a production server?

-Using a deploy script using dtutil doesn't copy the SSIS dependencies. Is this matter of using COPY or XCOPY to copy the configuration files to the dependency location? Again, in real-world practice, do developers typically change this location in the INI file to another location, or stick with the default. In either case, how does security work that allows files to get copied to the remote folder? (i.e. manual, or SQL Server manages this file folder permission through some other magic)

When using SSMS and running the package after being deployed on the remote server, if the config path is the default (e.g. C:\program files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\DTS\Packages\...) it appears to be read from the local machines directory rather than the remote machines directory path (do I need to use UNC paths? The wizard doesn't give this option it seems)

-When scheduling the job from SQL Agent, does the proxy account need permissions to the folder the config files sit in?

-What about the roles security on the packages themselves? Where does the server roles come into play (dtsltuser, dtsadmin)

-Because the SSAS project uses connection references to the SSIS project in BIDS, and SSIS project uses configurations, will SSAS pick up on these connections?

-What about impersonation levels for SSAS? Leave all data sources set to default, and set the database impersonation level to "UseServiceAccount"? What if the developer is not the same as the OLAP administrator on the production server? In this case, Use Service Account isn't an option, and neither is the current users credentials.

-SSAS database also has security for Full Control, but still doesn't prevent security at the data source level within the database (talking about impersonation level, not source db credentials)

-How can SSRS connections leverage other shared connections?

As you can see, there are a ton of security considerations, none of which are intuitive and can be configured multiple ways and actually work (and a ton of ways that won't work).

I need a simple cheat-sheet about each step to take to configure this so multiple developers can work without interruption, hot-deploying SSIS, SSAS, and SSRS changes into different environments (QA, PROD).

-Kory

It is still on my list to read so I'm not sure it contains the information you need but check http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2005/sql2005secbestpract.mspx

WesleyB

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I've already read this- not much on the BI tools side, mostly for the RDBMS.

-Kory

any good conferences or training coming up..

I would like to attend a good sql server training conference here in USA. What would you recommend? My areas of interest are:
OLTP, SSIS, SSAS, Data warehousing etc..

I googled for some excellent training or conference events but could not find one.

There are two big conference providers that I know of -

SQL Server User Group - PASS (http://www.sqlpass.org/)

SQL Server Magazine Connections (http://www.devconnections.com/shows/sql/default.asp?s=0)

There are no doubt loads of training providers out there, but it depends on what you want, public course, private on-site, MOC courses. Discalimer, I work with these people - Solid Quality Learning (http://www.sqlu.com/)

Rather than have lots of commercial links in the forums, as some people get very upset, I've started a Wiki page so feel free to add your favourite provider there as well, I've started with the top search hits-

Training Courses
(http://wiki.sqlis.com/default.aspx/SQLISWiki/TrainingCourses.html)

Any embedded tool in win2003 or SSIS for extracting the files from ZIP

Who knows whether exists embedded tool in win2003 or SSIS for extracting the files from ZIP?

Thanks in advance.

SSIS can execute a command line zip utility to extract files.|||

Do u mean that it should use 3rd party tool(like winzip command line)?

I dont wanna do that cuz of commercial purpose.

I just wanna know any tool in windows 2003 server or something banding in the SSIS

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