is there a way to execute SSIS Package through stored proceedure.
Or any other method of executing the SSIS Package command line in stored proceedure
Thanks,
jas
way back then you can use xp_cmdshell dtsrun package with a stored proc.
i think you can still use that
xp_cmdshell dtexec package
pls consult the link below
for xp command shell
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/tsqlref/ts_xp_aa-sz_4jxo.asp
for dtexec
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms138023.aspx
regards
|||Or create an Agent Job without a schedule, and then run the package on demain using Agent's stored procedures.|||Is there a way to pass parameters to that job? I want a trigger to run an SSIS package, but I need to pass some variables through the job. The variables are in the table that the trigger is on.|||SMW_VA wrote:
Is there a way to pass parameters to that job? I want a trigger to run an SSIS package, but I need to pass some variables through the job. The variables are in the table that the trigger is on.
There doesn't seem to be anything in sp_start_job that would enable you to do this:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186757.aspx
One option might be to use SQL Server configurations which you can update using T-SQL code as normal. When the package executes it will use those config values.
-Jamie
|||Did you get a good response for this? I'm still looking..Thanks!
|||XtineInWa wrote:
Did you get a good response for this? I'm still looking..Thanks!
There are three responses. How many do you want?
|||Hi Jamie
How do I set up SSIS package to use SQL server configurations. Details answer is appreciated.
|||
Dwaraka wrote:
Hi Jamie
How do I set up SSIS package to use SQL server configurations. Details answer is appreciated.
Could I politely ask that you consult Books Online for the answer to this. If there are any gaps in your understanding after doing that then feel free to reply here.
-Jamie
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