Error: Failed to load script task

I have an email script that keeps failing to load when I execute my script task. I have the precompileintobinarycode set to true. Anyone know why it won't load the script? I would use the Send Mail task but it can't find my smtp connection or something.

Thanks,

Mike

This error can spontaneously appear for no apparent reason. It seems that if you have the PreCompile property set to True, but you have precompiled script in the package, which is what spontaneously disappears, this error will be raised. To resolve this issue:

a. Open the package

b. Open the Script Task editor

c. Click Design Script

d. Close the VSA Editor

e. Close the Script Task Editor

f. Save and close the package.

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didn't work I still get the same error.

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Error: Failed to load script task

I have an email script that keeps failing to load when I execute my script task. I have the precompileintobinarycode set to true. Anyone know why it won't load the script? I would use the Send Mail task but it can't find my smtp connection or something.

Thanks,

Mike

This error can spontaneously appear for no apparent reason. It seems that if you have the PreCompile property set to True, but you have precompiled script in the package, which is what spontaneously disappears, this error will be raised. To resolve this issue:

a. Open the package

b. Open the Script Task editor

c. Click Design Script

d. Close the VSA Editor

e. Close the Script Task Editor

f. Save and close the package.

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didn't work I still get the same error.

error: connection is busy

Error: 0xC0202009 at Load SQL Deals, Insert SQL Deals [12494]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80004005.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "Connection is busy with results for another command".

Why isn't the connection manager managing this?

How can I trace the cause? The data flow component (insert SQL deals) is just a simple INSERT statment.You can always run SQL Profiler to see what's going on.

Error: can't load configuration file

I had VS 2005 RC installed along with the Sep CTP of SQL Server (tools only)
and it was working fine.
Then I installed VS 2003 on that same machine. Now, everytime I lauch VS
2005 I get this message:
The configuration file RSReportDesigner.config could not be loaded.
The type initializer for "Microsoft.ReportingServices.Library.Global"
threw an exception.
I don't even use reporting services. Does anyone know how to make this
error go away?
TIA,
Mike RodriguezMichael Rodriguez wrote:
> I had VS 2005 RC installed along with the Sep CTP of SQL Server (tools only)
> and it was working fine.
> Then I installed VS 2003 on that same machine. Now, everytime I lauch VS
> 2005 I get this message:
> The configuration file RSReportDesigner.config could not be loaded.
> The type initializer for "Microsoft.ReportingServices.Library.Global"
> threw an exception.
> I don't even use reporting services. Does anyone know how to make this
> error go away?
> TIA,
> Mike Rodriguez
I was using Reporting Services just fine until I've installed VS.net
2003, now I get the same error message you're getting...Can anybody
help?sql

Error while trying to load the mining model in the mining model viewer

I get the following error when I try to load the mining model in the mining model viewer

Query (1, 6) The '[System].[Microsoft].[AnalysisServices].[System].[DataMining].[NeuralNet].[GetAttributeValues]' function does not exist.

I get a similar error when I try to load the Load Mining Accuracy Chart

Failed to execute the query due to the following error:

Query (1, 6) The '[System].[Microsoft].[AnalysisServices].[System].[DataMining].[AllOther].[GenerateLiftTableUsingDatasource]' function does not exist.

I have OWC 11 installed. What am I missing here?

Thanks

These are Analysis Services stored procedures that are suppposed to be installed with your server. Would you please start Management Studio and coonect to the Analysis Services instance you are using? After you connected, click the Assemblies in the object Explorer, you should be able to find System listed there. Right click system, and select properties. You will have a list of properties of this the system assembly.

At first, please verify your assemly exisits. The location of the assembly is list under general->Source. And it looks something like this:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\OLAP\bin\msmdspdm.dll

Please verify this file is not deleted by accident

Second, please check Security Settings. Usually, it should work fine for the following settings:

Impersonation Info ImpersonateServiceAccount

Permission Set Unrestricted.

Good luck,

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I installed SQL Server and SSAS in D drive. For some reason, the System assembly source property still points to the C drive. I can't change it either from the property screen or rerun the XMLA script. I also copied the folder from D: to C:. It does not work either.

Do you know how to resolve it?

Thanks a lot.

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On possible solution (if you don't have any sensitive data in Analysis Services): stop the service, rename your Data folder to something like Data.bak (%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.2\OLAP\Data), then restart the service. This might fix the incorrect path issue.

Error while trying to load the mining model in the mining model viewer

I get the following error when I try to load the mining model in the mining model viewer

Query (1, 6) The '[System].[Microsoft].[AnalysisServices].[System].[DataMining].[NeuralNet].[GetAttributeValues]' function does not exist.

I get a similar error when I try to load the Load Mining Accuracy Chart

Failed to execute the query due to the following error:

Query (1, 6) The '[System].[Microsoft].[AnalysisServices].[System].[DataMining].[AllOther].[GenerateLiftTableUsingDatasource]' function does not exist.

I have OWC 11 installed. What am I missing here?

Thanks

These are Analysis Services stored procedures that are suppposed to be installed with your server. Would you please start Management Studio and coonect to the Analysis Services instance you are using? After you connected, click the Assemblies in the object Explorer, you should be able to find System listed there. Right click system, and select properties. You will have a list of properties of this the system assembly.

At first, please verify your assemly exisits. The location of the assembly is list under general->Source. And it looks something like this:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\OLAP\bin\msmdspdm.dll

Please verify this file is not deleted by accident

Second, please check Security Settings. Usually, it should work fine for the following settings:

Impersonation Info ImpersonateServiceAccount

Permission Set Unrestricted.

Good luck,

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I installed SQL Server and SSAS in D drive. For some reason, the System assembly source property still points to the C drive. I can't change it either from the property screen or rerun the XMLA script. I also copied the folder from D: to C:. It does not work either.

Do you know how to resolve it?

Thanks a lot.

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On possible solution (if you don't have any sensitive data in Analysis Services): stop the service, rename your Data folder to something like Data.bak (%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.2\OLAP\Data), then restart the service. This might fix the incorrect path issue.