I have scheduled my batch file in task scheduler in windows server 2008. Task terminated automatically in between execution . I checked history of task and found message:
Task Scheduler terminated "{69903b02-c15a-4c67-97b8-3e7d15a125f6}" instance of the task.
with Event ID 111.
Last run result showing following message:
Call was canceled by the message filter (0x80010002)
Please suggest the reason for this and how to avoid this in future ?
Have you tried reentering the password for the account which this task trys to run under.
Also, are the permissions right? Have you tried checking the "run with highest privileges" box?
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I am sending one 15 MB file via Send Email Task in SSIS. The task ran fine until today where the Send email task threw an error saying "The operation has time out". I did some googling and found out that we can use Script Task to forcefully include threading for 15 seconds. I am not sure how and where to put the script task.
Help requested.
Thanks.
I have been executing SSIS packages from SQL Server Management Studio (that have been deployed through Data Tools 2012) and then clicking view executions to see all the messages about the execution of the packages.
Today the package just hangs and after about 30 minutes, comes up with a cancelled status and there are no messages visible when I click view messages.
When I run the following query, seems like every time I run the package it gets a deadlock. e.g.
SELECT * FROM SYSPROCESSES where blocked > 0
I get:
blocked: 151, waittype: 0x0008, lastwaittype: LCK_M_IX, waitresource:
TAB: 7:821577965:0, status: suspended, program name:SSIS ISServerExec,
cmd insert , hostprocess 6556.
I am thinking this could be because the service pack hasn't been applied, the SQL Server version is 11.0.2100.60, but was wondering why this happens all the time now whereas I have been executing packages on this server for weeks.
Is it possible to resolve this without applying the service pack, or is this the only way to fix the issue?
Thanks for any help.
Regards, Rob
I have a scheduled task running on a Windows Server 2008 R2 that is now suddenly returning a "Last Run Result" of 0x080070532.
Searching for this gets me no hits at all, and the eventlog on the server does not contain any information around this error.
I can tell you that the task did not run successfully at the specified time.
Has anyone seen this error code before ?
I believe 0x80070532 is ERROR_PASSWORD_EXPIRED.
You'd think you find such thing easily on google (or any other search provider) -> not.
I have a SSIS package that runs every 5min.
My package has an error routine in the onError event handler but I don't want it to get in there.
So in fact, the package should just exit / close / kill itself without any warning or error.
Preferably this should be initiated by the script task (vb.net 2008)
Thanks a lot in advance!
L
In your script task (vb.net):
RunningPackage.Stop()
More info here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sqlserver.dts.runtime.runningpackage.stop.aspx#Y0
I have scheduled a DTS to run from a scheduled job. The DTS has several steps in it. Now whenever the job is running and I take a look at the jobs section in Enterprise manager, then it always displays the following in the status: Executing Job Step 1'.... although its running all steps properly. How do I know at what step the DTS is running at?
Can I get the status maybe from sql analyzer?
You can add something which can show you where the dts currently running at. I prefer best way is to put alert using a script. There is no other direct way using which you can trace DTS task !
The display you get is a snap shot. you need to keep refreshing it.
There is only one step in the job, the command to run the DTS package.
If you want to see progress of steps within the package, you need to add something to the DTS package to record each step as it finishes in a logging table.
Since the DTS mostly executes against database tables, on the SQLServer side you can find what all sessions are currently active, the statement it is executing etc if you have administrative privileges. You can find this under Management as Activity monitor.