Error 80004206a, no error message - sqlserver-dts
This is a discussion on Error 80004206a, no error message - sqlserver-dts ; I am trying to move data from a flat text file to an Oracle database, using a DTS (it's a long story). I am using a DTS because some of our servers are 2000 and some are 2005, so until ...
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| using a DTS (it's a long story). I am using a DTS because some of our servers are 2000 and some are 2005, so until everything is converted, DTS is preferable to SSIS. Right at the moment, I have a simple transform defined: one source (a flat file, caret delimited), one destination (the oracle db), and the transforms. When I try testing it, I get the following error: HResult of 0x8004206a (-2147213206) returned Unexpected error occurred. An error result was returned without an error message. Here is what I've checked so far: -- I am supplying data for all required columns. -- There are date fields that might be of the wrong format, so I'm skipping those for now. -- The account used on the destination does have rights to write to the table. I am going to remove all but the string to string transforms next -- perhaps there is some conversion error. But what other ideas should I check out? The error message isn't exactly helpful. When I'm looking at the individual transforms, and I do a test, each of them works without error, so perhaps I'm on the wrong track by looking at individual fields. I've been searching, and coming up empty. Any ideas? -thursday's geek |
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It figures -- as soon as I post, I figure it out. It is the transforms, because I removed all the non-character transforms, and it worked. So, I just need to get all that (both date and numbers) straightened out. I could whine about a non-useful error message, but that's almost to be expected. -thursday's geek |
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In DTS Package, you can goto properties for the step that fails, then Options, then Exception log (this logs the exceptions to a text file) to track down the cause of problem. I had a similar issue with one of the dates being 28/9/0209 (Oracle did not complain). But MS SQL did NOT like it. When I logged the exception to a text file, I managed to identify the entry that caused the error. Hope this helps everyone who gets this weird error message. |
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