Thread: SSIS Packages fail, but takes a LONG time to end
Started 1 month, 1 week ago by Ron Ruble
We have a number of SSIS Packages that can fail with bad data from external sources. We handle the bad data without an issue, but after the package logs that an error occurs and it is failing, they often take a VERY long time to end. I'm talking about a package that normally takes 5 minutes, logging a failure, then taking an HOUR to end. This is getting to be a significant problem for us, ...
I would suspect that it's the rollback that's taking the additional time. I would suggest you do the consistency checks first before starting the import process. -Eric Isaacs
Ron, Rolling back on thousands of rows may also cause a lot of time waiting for the locks from other operations on the table. I recommend that you refer to the following two KB articles to monitor if there are blocking issue on your server: How to monitor blocking in SQL Server 2005 and in SQL Server 2000 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/27150 9 INF: Understanding and resolving ...
I'd love to. But the prolem is the data isn't internally inconsistent. It's being pushed to an external source that uses proprietary triggers and stored procs to compare against rules internal to that system. We can, and have, checked the data to the extent that we can. But we can't peek inside this external system.
On Nov 16, 1:04 am, chang...@online.microsoft.com ("Charles Wang [MSFT]") wrote: > Ron, > Rolling back on thousands of rows may also cause a lot of time waiting for [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Best regards, > Charles Wang
Ron, For such kind of performance related issues, it is hard for us to give a specific answer immediately due to lack of enough information at the community. In most cases, we try to give some directions for helping customers manually troubleshoot the problem at his side in the community. For this issue, since the data sources and destinations are not SQL Server, SQL Server Profiler will ...
Comments inline On Nov 18, 5:41 am, chang...@online.microsoft.com ("Charles Wang [MSFT]") wrote: > For this issue, since the data sources and destinations are not SQL Server, > SQL Server Profiler will not help in this case.
Comments inline On Nov 18, 5:41 am, chang...@online.microsoft.com ("Charles Wang [MSFT]") wrote: > For this issue, since the data sources and destinations are not SQL Server, > SQL Server Profiler will not help in this case.
Ron, For such kind of performance related issues, it is hard for us to give a specific answer immediately due to lack of enough information at the community. In most cases, we try to give some directions for helping customers manually troubleshoot the problem at his side in the community. For this issue, since the data sources and destinations are not SQL Server, SQL Server Profiler will not help in this case. If you have a specific tool that...
I would suspect that it's the rollback that's taking the additional time. I would suggest you do the consistency checks first before starting the import process. -Eric Isaacs
I hate the SQL Server 2005 SSIS packages... I want my... I hate the SQL Server 2005 SSIS packages... I want my good ol' DTS packages back! They were much simpler and easy to use. #fail #sqlserver 3:16 PM Oct 20th from Echofon
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