On Sep 10, 11:34 am, Greg Toronto
[quoted text, click to view] <GregToro...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hi there...
>
> I'm fairly new to SSIS, and am having an interesting issue.
>
> I have a fairly standard package, it:
> - Imports a table
> - Runs a query
> - Exports a Flat File
> - Zips the flat file using a comand line process
> - FTP's that File to my server.
>
> If I run the package in debug mode within Visual Studio, I have no problems
> - it runs successfully.
>
> I can save, build and deploy the package itself - no errors.
>
> I can manually run the dtsx file using the Execute Package Utility - no
> problems.
>
> If, however, I try to schedule the job using the SQL Server Agent, I get an
> error. No specific error - just "job failed, check log", and the log simply
> says the SSIS package failed.
>
> Playing around with it, it seems to be the Winzip and FTP jobs that fail...
> I can schedule an import, an export, etc.
>
> Any ideas where i can look?
>
> Many thanks...
It sounds kind of like a permissions issue. You may want to check that
you have the highest permissions possible on the user account that is
executing the package w/the SQL Agent. Also, if the SQL User is tied
to a Windows Account you may have to have it tied to a Domain Admin
Acct if it accesses other servers (which is sometimes the case). If
you are using relative paths in the pkg, make sure that the executing
user acct has permissions to the relative path. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultant