I have a project that has some connection managers configured. I deployed a package to the integration services server.
When I run this package on Visual Studio it runs fine. But when I try to execute this on the server it fails.
I get the following error msg:
"The runtime connection manager with the ID "aaa" cannot be found.
Verify that the connection manager collection has a connection manager with that ID.
How can I configure my connections on the server?
Thx
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms140237.aspx
I believe this page contains the answer you are looking for. The SSIS designer has a "Connection Managers" area where you can edit the connection information.
In SSIS Designer, click the Control Flow tab, the Data Flow tab, or
the Event Handler tab to make the Connection Managers area available.
In our case, connections need to be at the package level, not the project level. There is an option to right-click on the connection and covert them to package level.
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I am updating SSIS package to remove a connection to a web service that no longer exists.
I have removed the Tasks within the package that reference this connection, however when I delete the connection from the Connection Manager I get the following error:
The connection "Web Service Manager" is not found. This error is thrown by Connections collection when the specific connection element is not found.
When I search the code in the .xml file I find no reference to this connection and it is not used in the SSIS Logging. Where else can I remove this from as I found no trace of it anywhere.
I am using VS2008.
I have Report Builder 3.0 installed on my local PC. I am creating a new report and adding an embedded data source to a SQL Server Analysis Services database.
When I build the connection string of the data source, choosing the server name and the database name, I click 'Test Connection' and receive a message saying "Test connection succeeded". So far, so good.
I close the connection properties with the OK button, and on the Data Source Properties window I click the 'Test Connection' button. This time I get an error saying "The connection either timed out or was lost".
If I ignore the error then I can successfully add a dataset to my report and add data from the dataset in to the report design, but when I try to run the report (on my local PC) I again get an error connecting to the data source.
My best guess is that the connection that succeeded is running under my credentials, whereas the connection that fails is running as some other credential and so needs to use Kerberos delegation to pass my credentials along, but that is only a guess and even if I am correct I am at a loss to understand how to fix the issue - I don't know what other credentials may be being used and I have already set SPN's for the Analysis Services service account.
So it turns out that it was a Kerberos issue as I suspected, and I was also correct that Report Builder was testing the connection using some process running under another authentication context.
It turns out that when setting up Report Builder (and I had forgotten it) that you specify a default SSRS Report Server (see screenshot). It must be that when testing data sources or running reports that it connects to that default Report Server and does the work from there - I was assuming that everything was running locally!
Once I figured that out it was just a case of finding a good guide on how to configure SSRS for Kerberos and everything started working. In my case the only bit that I hadn't already done was to add the <RSWindowsNegotiate/> setting to the AuthenticationTypes in the rsreportserver.config file
I have got a ssis package which runs when I manually run from Integration Services. But when I try to run it from a job. Then it runs but no data is seen in the data. There seems to be some permission issue. Can somebody tell me what permissions are required for running a package from a SQL Server Job?
State the error message.
If you are using a flat file connection manager, and that's where the error is occurring, click 'start' then 'computer' then check to make sure you are mapped to that drive. If not, click the tab upper right corner to map to the drive then when you access the file through SSIS you shouldn't have an error.
If the package runs successfully as a job using the SQL Server Agent then you have the permissions set right for the database side.
However make sure if you are accessing any external data such as flat files that the agent is able to access these locations. You may have permissions on your Windows account to access the locations when you run the package in Visual Studio but the agent service running the job requires those permissions too.
If this is not the case can you clarify what your package does and any messages you receive from the catalog reports so I can help further.
When I try to start up a websphere portal server, it hangs at the line :
Server WebSphere_Portal open for e-business
and although it means that the server started up successfully, it is not...because in the progress bar, i stll see 'Starting.....' I have tried deleting the wstemp and temp directories but beyond that I am not sure what I can do to debug the problem.
The server with the same profile starts up great from another workspace, but when I come to this workspace, it just hangs at
Server WebSphere_Portal open for e-business
I am using RAD 7 and portal 6.1
Kaushik,
Try and change the connection type between RAD and WebSphere Portal.Switch it between SOAP and RMI and see if that makes a difference.
Double click the server and in the property editor you can specify the connection method.
Check this link out
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21207553
HTH
Manglu
I am getting the following error when my DTS package is scheduled:
Description: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_CANNOTACQUIRECONNECTIONFROMCONNECTIONMANAGER
I am not sure how to get my DTS packages to execute. They run fine when I manually execute them
I am running SQL Server 2005. DTS Packages were created using the Import/Export Wizard.
I changed authentication from SQL Server to Windows Auth and it did the trick. Not sure the technical reason why.
https://imgalib.wordpress.com/2013/01/24/how-to-solve-ssis-error-code-0xc020801c0xc004700c0xc0047017/
Its the issue with excel processing. Required to change default Runtime.
Navigate to “Debugging” option from left panel and from Right panel change Run64BitRuntime value to false. in project properties.
Check the link above for detailed steps.
I think the problem is with the login/password combination in any of the connections in the connection manager of the DTS, or some problem with the access to the server where the db is located.
If your server name is over 31 characters long (including hostname), then it will not fire.
When a package is scheduled, it normally runs under the context and persmissions of the SQL Server Agent.
Does the package make a connection to a drive letter or other mechanism which is not available to the unattended sqlserver agent account?