I am following the instruction in
http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?6,103,246,0,1 to loop thru a directory an
d
get multi excel files to sql.
excel files: same layout, in the same folder and going to the same sql table
I am using the transform data task for excel -> sql step. the problem is
that the package can only process the first file (the initial that I use to
setup the excel connection). The package dies on the 2nd file. I can see the
2nd file being pickup by the loop because the correct file name is in the
excel connection property and the global variable is updated to reference th
e
2nd file as well.
When I goto the transform data task properties and preview source, I get an
error. Error Source: Microsoft JET Database Engine.
Error Description: 'xxx$' is not a valid name. Make sure that it does not
include invalid characters or punctuation and that it is not too long
the file names are not too long. I changed it to be a.xls, b.xls, c.xls etc.
so what's wrong?a bit more info:
I noticed that there were always two selections (2 xxx$) in the transform
data task properties -> table/view dropdown. the one selected by default is
always wrong. I have to select the other one and re-do the transformation
then the whole thing would work again... but only once on one file..... I
would error back here again on the 2nd file...
How can I make the package see the correct file in the table/view dropdown'
"christy" wrote:
> I am following the instruction in
> http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?6,103,246,0,1 to loop thru a directory
and
> get multi excel files to sql.
> excel files: same layout, in the same folder and going to the same sql tab
le
> I am using the transform data task for excel -> sql step. the problem is
> that the package can only process the first file (the initial that I use t
o
> setup the excel connection). The package dies on the 2nd file. I can see t
he
> 2nd file being pickup by the loop because the correct file name is in the
> excel connection property and the global variable is updated to reference
the
> 2nd file as well.
> When I goto the transform data task properties and preview source, I get a
n
> error. Error Source: Microsoft JET Database Engine.
> Error Description: 'xxx$' is not a valid name. Make sure that it does not
> include invalid characters or punctuation and that it is not too long
> the file names are not too long. I changed it to be a.xls, b.xls, c.xls et
c.
> so what's wrong?
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
MSSQLOLAP Service stuck in a loop
Hi
I had installed the SP3a patch for Analysis Services.
Everything was working fine for a day and then now when I
try restarting the MSSQLOLAPService it gets into a loop
and automatically gets restarted again and again.
I am not very sure whether this is because of the SP3a
installation.
I have encountered the same on a few other desktops
running windows xp and a server running win 2000 advanced
server.
Any clue of where have I gone wrong?
Any sort of help would be appreciated!!
thanx in advance,
Lakshman.
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 15:05:20 -0700, "Lakshman"
<babulaksh@.rediffmail.com> wrote:
>Hi
>I had installed the SP3a patch for Analysis Services.
>Everything was working fine for a day and then now when I
>try restarting the MSSQLOLAPService it gets into a loop
>and automatically gets restarted again and again.
>I am not very sure whether this is because of the SP3a
>installation.
I remember this happening to me and I wish I could be sure but I seem
to remember that it had something to do with the service pack.
Possibly a mismatch between the machine that had AS and another
machine that was hitting it...
>I have encountered the same on a few other desktops
>running windows xp and a server running win 2000 advanced
>server.
>Any clue of where have I gone wrong?
>Any sort of help would be appreciated!!
>thanx in advance,
>Lakshman.
I had installed the SP3a patch for Analysis Services.
Everything was working fine for a day and then now when I
try restarting the MSSQLOLAPService it gets into a loop
and automatically gets restarted again and again.
I am not very sure whether this is because of the SP3a
installation.
I have encountered the same on a few other desktops
running windows xp and a server running win 2000 advanced
server.
Any clue of where have I gone wrong?
Any sort of help would be appreciated!!
thanx in advance,
Lakshman.
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 15:05:20 -0700, "Lakshman"
<babulaksh@.rediffmail.com> wrote:
>Hi
>I had installed the SP3a patch for Analysis Services.
>Everything was working fine for a day and then now when I
>try restarting the MSSQLOLAPService it gets into a loop
>and automatically gets restarted again and again.
>I am not very sure whether this is because of the SP3a
>installation.
I remember this happening to me and I wish I could be sure but I seem
to remember that it had something to do with the service pack.
Possibly a mismatch between the machine that had AS and another
machine that was hitting it...
>I have encountered the same on a few other desktops
>running windows xp and a server running win 2000 advanced
>server.
>Any clue of where have I gone wrong?
>Any sort of help would be appreciated!!
>thanx in advance,
>Lakshman.
MSSQLOLAP Service stuck in a loop
Hi
I had installed the SP3a patch for Analysis Services.
Everything was working fine for a day and then now when I
try restarting the MSSQLOLAPService it gets into a loop
and automatically gets restarted again and again.
I am not very sure whether this is because of the SP3a
installation.
I have encountered the same on a few other desktops
running Windows XP and a server running win 2000 advanced
server.
Any clue of where have I gone wrong?
Any sort of help would be appreciated!!
thanx in advance,
Lakshman.On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 15:05:20 -0700, "Lakshman"
<babulaksh@.rediffmail.com> wrote:
>Hi
>I had installed the SP3a patch for Analysis Services.
>Everything was working fine for a day and then now when I
>try restarting the MSSQLOLAPService it gets into a loop
>and automatically gets restarted again and again.
>I am not very sure whether this is because of the SP3a
>installation.
I remember this happening to me and I wish I could be sure but I seem
to remember that it had something to do with the service pack.
Possibly a mismatch between the machine that had AS and another
machine that was hitting it...
>I have encountered the same on a few other desktops
>running Windows XP and a server running win 2000 advanced
>server.
>Any clue of where have I gone wrong?
>Any sort of help would be appreciated!!
>thanx in advance,
>Lakshman.
I had installed the SP3a patch for Analysis Services.
Everything was working fine for a day and then now when I
try restarting the MSSQLOLAPService it gets into a loop
and automatically gets restarted again and again.
I am not very sure whether this is because of the SP3a
installation.
I have encountered the same on a few other desktops
running Windows XP and a server running win 2000 advanced
server.
Any clue of where have I gone wrong?
Any sort of help would be appreciated!!
thanx in advance,
Lakshman.On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 15:05:20 -0700, "Lakshman"
<babulaksh@.rediffmail.com> wrote:
>Hi
>I had installed the SP3a patch for Analysis Services.
>Everything was working fine for a day and then now when I
>try restarting the MSSQLOLAPService it gets into a loop
>and automatically gets restarted again and again.
>I am not very sure whether this is because of the SP3a
>installation.
I remember this happening to me and I wish I could be sure but I seem
to remember that it had something to do with the service pack.
Possibly a mismatch between the machine that had AS and another
machine that was hitting it...
>I have encountered the same on a few other desktops
>running Windows XP and a server running win 2000 advanced
>server.
>Any clue of where have I gone wrong?
>Any sort of help would be appreciated!!
>thanx in advance,
>Lakshman.
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