A successfully created SSIS package in SQL Server 2005 runs
fine in MS BIDS and Integration Services. But gives error
when run through an SQL-Job. What are the possible reasons?

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A successfully created SSIS package in SQL Server 2005 runs fine in MS BIDS and Integration Servic..

Answer / saaron

When you deploy SSIS packages to run from SQL Agent jobs;
you have to specify the Configurations file which should
contain the essential details for executing the package
such as 'Connection Managers', 'Variables', Sources and
Destinations defined and others as per the developed
packages. Also, the underlying tables need to be
subsequently taken care to match the refreshed metadata
from the mappings in the DFT in the package.

This is an open-ended question and you must be prepared to
talk a bit more about the troubleshooting involved in SSIS
Package development and deployment.

All the best,

Hope this helped,
Regards,
SaaroN

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A successfully created SSIS package in SQL Server 2005 runs fine in MS BIDS and Integration Servic..

Answer / abhi

most common place to check for this kind of error is services. by default sql server agent is manual start and is disabled. so we need to start the sql server agent to run the sql server jobs.

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