I'm trying to import my database using an dacpac file to Sql Azure Premium Version and after some minutes I got this message:
"Error encountered during the service operation. Could not load package. 'Origin.xml' is missing from the dacpac package"
I did another import using an small database and work was okay.
Any Idea?
Thanks.
That's quite an old question but I just encountered the same issue. The problem was that .bacpac was exported with an old version of MSSMS and I tried to import with R2. Exporting with R2 solved the issue.
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I'm trying to import .BACPAC file to Sql server management studio and i'm facing the below error.
Kindly note I'm having the latest version "Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 14.0.17289.0"
I have Installed SMMS2018. It solves the BACPAC Import problem.
I'm using below command to take azure sql databse backup, but getting error.
*** Error exporting database:Database source is not a supported version of SQL Server...tcp:xxxxx.database.windows.net,1433
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\110\DAC\bin\SqlPackage.exe" /Action:Export /SourceServerName:"tcp:xxxxx.database.windows.net,1433" /SourceDatabaseName:DbName /SourceUser:user /SourcePassword:password /TargetFile:C:\backups\backup.bacpac
What this mean? even export data tier application also throws same error.
Please download the latest version of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). It seems you are using an old version of SSMS.
Alternatively, you can install a newer version of DacFx. Please download from here.
You can also use the Export option of Azure portal. To export to a blob storage account on Azure and then download the bacpac from there.
I am trying to import a .bacpac file into my SQL Server 2016 Express database, however it's failing on the Importing Database step. Has anyone seen this before? Are there any common causes for it to fail at this step?
Whenever I've run into this problem, it's been because the .bacpac came from a different version of SQL Server than I was running. Last time it was because the backup came from SQL Server 2016 and I was running 2014. Upgraded to 2016 and the backup imported just fine.
I am using SQL Server Data Tools 2012 version and Project Deployment Model.
I am getting below error while changing Protection level stage of the Deployment on Client's Testing Environment.
The package failed to load due to error 0xC0011008 "Error loading from XML. No further detailed error information can be specified for this problem because no Events object was passed where detailed error information can be stored.". This occurs when CPackage::LoadFromXML fails.
I have created Project parameters to provide Sharepoint Site Connection String and SQL Server Database Connection String.
( Overview of the SSIS Package : Extracting data from SharePointLists and then importing in SQL Tables.)
When I searched for this error, found many ways to set the package configurations for Package Deployment Model.
What is that thing which I am missing here in the configuration of Package, so that it is not able to encrypt decrypt the mentioned UserID and Password details ?
I have gone through many forums to get clear idea on this, but could not find any solution yet.
Is it something to do with the Integration Services Version and Deployment Utility version same on the Client environment as well ? Where exactly I should check the installed versions of them ?
The ProtectionLevel is set to : DontSaveSensitive
Please help.
Thank you,
Mittal.
The prob for me was the version of sql targeting. The sql target was 2016 while i was trying to deploy to sql server 2012. so just changed the targeting from VS project properties and it worked.
I faced this issue where i was getting 'changing protection level failure. Earlier I got package version issue when I run the package from catalog. Thats because i used latest sql server data tools in my development environment and version in dev environment was 8 but in server it requires 6. But even after deploying from server with sql 2012 version, the problem persists. Later I changed the target versions in the project properties as suggested by patricgh and it worked fine.
My case is slightly different but, in the similar lines.
Local SQL server version: SQL Server 2016
Server SQL server version: SQL Server 2012
If I open the ISPAC file on my local, the package gets converted to Version 8. But on the server, its version 6. So, if you try to deploy the version 8 package on SQL server 2012, you will get the following error.
Deployment failed on Changing Protection Level stage with XML Error
To resolve this, Open the ISPAC file on the server and build it. Then deploy the package on the server. It should get deployed successfully. Hope this helps.
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I'm trying to get up and running with Windows Azure but finding the database side extremely frustrating. I need to export my local database to a bacpac file from SQL 2008 and then import into Azure. I would also like to be able to export from Azure and then import to my local database for debugging.
I have found a few tutorials online for achieving this but every time I get part way through one of them I eventually hit a section that requires a step where the information or download is marked as outdated! it seems to have changed quite a bit over time and I can't find an up to date resource
Can anyone provide an updated link on how to do this?
Thanks
I had the same issues, all documentation on importing/exporting .bacpac mostly reference SQL 2012. I needed to export a sql 2008 R2 express database to azure as well as to be able to export from azure to my local devlopment environment.
I found the SQL Database Migration Wizard v3.9.9 & v4.0.12 to do the trick.
Download Link: http://sqlazuremw.codeplex.com/releases/view/32334
Also download the documentation and it will go through the migration of .bacpac to and from the azure and your local server. What is great about the tool is it will perform a compatibility check on the database to ensure it is ready to deploy to azure.
There is also another command line tool I investigated sqlpackage.exe that can be downloaded as part of Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools
Download Link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/hh297027
Below is an example of exporting a .bacpac file:
sqlpackage.exe /a:Export /ssn:SERVERNAME\sqlexpress /sdn:SOURCEDATABASENAME /su:DATABASEUSER /sp:DATABASEPASSWORD /tf:c:\SOURCEDATABASENAME.bacpac
I needed to export a SQL Azure database and then import it into a local SQL 2008 R2 server (Note I am also using Visual Studio 2010). Microsoft certainly went out of their way to make this a painful task, however, I was able to do it by doing the following:
Goto think link http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/jj650014 and install the SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Studio 2010
This will install on your local drive. In my case here is where it put it: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\110\DAC\bin
Browse to this via the command line or powershell
You are going to want to execute the SqlPackage.exe
Open up this link to see a list of all the parameter options for SqlPackage.exe (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh550080(v=vs.103).aspx)
Here is my command line that I needed to execute to import a .bacpac file into my local SQL 2008 R2 server:
.\SqlPackage.exe /a:Import /sf:C:\mydatabasefile.bacpac /tdn:NorthWind /tsn:BINGBONG
/tdn is the name of the database you want your bacpac file to restore to.
/tsn is the name of your SQL server.
You can see all these parameter descriptions on the link from #5.