SSIS Service
SSIS Windows Service – Monitors and manages running as well as stored packages, via SQL management studio.
It is installed when you install SSIS. Service is not required to design or execute packages. Windows events for service (Service start, service fail to start, package started, package stopped…).
In Management Studio you can see Stored Packages. When you create a folder(s) they are stored in MSDB database. In Management Studio you can see Running Packages.
As default it only shows the name(s) of the package(s) which are running at present. If you click on a “Report” button on the top menu, it will display information such as Package name, Executed by, Execution Instance Id, Execution Started, Execution duration, Package ID and Description. In Running Packages you can select the package and right click and “Stop” the package.
When you connect to SSIS server within Management Studio, you can select the server and Right click on it and select “View Logs”. This is limited Windows events.
Thanks
Sutha
It is installed when you install SSIS. Service is not required to design or execute packages. Windows events for service (Service start, service fail to start, package started, package stopped…).
In Management Studio you can see Stored Packages. When you create a folder(s) they are stored in MSDB database. In Management Studio you can see Running Packages.
As default it only shows the name(s) of the package(s) which are running at present. If you click on a “Report” button on the top menu, it will display information such as Package name, Executed by, Execution Instance Id, Execution Started, Execution duration, Package ID and Description. In Running Packages you can select the package and right click and “Stop” the package.
When you connect to SSIS server within Management Studio, you can select the server and Right click on it and select “View Logs”. This is limited Windows events.
Thanks
Sutha
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home