Hi Naresh,
I am also having the problem. Have you figured out a solution? If so, I would greatly appreciate any tips or direction.
Thank you.
Matt
Hi Naresh,
I am also having the problem. Have you figured out a solution? If so, I would greatly appreciate any tips or direction.
Thank you.
Matt
When opening an SSIS package using the SharePoint List Source, I get this error
Component with name "SharePoint List Source 1" and class ID "{2E42D45B-F83C-400F-8D77-61DDE6A7DF29}" could not be created because an error was encountered during its upgrade to the current version.
I've installed the same exact version used to create the package on my workstation.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem?
Thank you!
Hello everyone,
i start to learn the SSIS by company project, and meeting 2 problem for ETL.
1. i have two databases in different ms server and there are some tables in them.
I need to automatically update the schema of tables of destination server while the
number of column of table of source server increase.
2. assume that 1 is OK. When the destination shema of table synchronize with source
table's, the SSIS package must extract, transfer, load more columns than before. How I
let SSIS package know that automatically?
Any help will be appreciated, thank you a lot.
Is it possible to get the internal names of the fields rather than the display names (titles)?
The list of available fields is given with the field titles. So when I change a title and refresh the available fields I have to redo the mapping.
Also it is not possible to point the solution to another instance of the same site in another language because the field titles will be translated.
I have the same problem.. can this be fixed?
I'm not seeing the adapters under Common. If the 2012 Data Tools application was installed on a server that already had 2008 R2 BIDS and the adapters installed, is there a way to get the Data Tools to recognize the adapters, or do I need to install them again?
I am having same error, I have read access. My package sometimes running fine, sometimes it is failing. Any idea?
Thanks
I got the issue and want to share. The reason why my package sometimes works and sometimes fails is I just noticed we have an administrator restriction between some specific hours in the SharePoint therefore if I run my package within this hours it is failing, otherwise it is fine
Regards, Ozkan
I have the same exact scenario of yours - and successfully had my package setted up following the below guidelines. It may help you as well.
Considering the fact you would be using the Data Flow Task - which contains "SharePoint List Source" as the Source Component and Ado.Net Destination or Ole DB Destination as your destination component.
With this setup - create an additiona "Execute SQL Task" before the Data Flow Task Component - have a SQL Statement added to the Execute SQL Task to Truncate the Destination Table. So everytime - when your package is executed - as a first step - the destination table would get truncated.
As a second step - it fetches the complete data from Source : SP list and ports it to the Destination : SQL table.
Hope this helps.
I am interested in knowing a solution for this. Even am facing exactly the same scenario which takes lot of time to port the data.
Pls let us know whether there is any way we can tweak the querying and porting performance with Source : SharePoint List 2010 and Destination : SQL 2008 Table.
We never found a solution and since we had other issues as well with the adapter we have stopped using it. Instead we have created a script that extracts all data from SharePoint to a SQL table and then we get the data from there. I don't know how this script is made though since it has been done by an external SharePoint consultant.
I find this a bit cumbersome and annoying and honestly I don't understand why Microsoft haven't got any "official" option to connect to SharePoint and extract data.
Thanks for the reply. That is what I ended up doing and it works.
I created an SQL Execution that runs before the data import. The execution runs a one line statement to clear out everything in the table before the import.
This works for what we are trying to do since we are just updating the SQL table with data from SharePoint and never make any changes directly through SQL.
Same issues here.
But I guess this is something needed by many people having https Sharepoint sites.
Can anybody help?
I have tried the workaround with the server name, but it is unfortunately refusing the connection.
"The target machine is actively refusing it"
when I add the SharePoint document source and go into "Advanced Edit" I don't see any custom properties (screenshot http://i.imgur.com/Sx7gR.jpg ) when I add the "SharePoint List Source"
any ideas what I may have done wrong?
Hi,
I'm asking if it is possible to import SharePoint user group with the SharePoint List source adapter.
Any helps to me, please? Thanks
Yes. The 2012 Data Tool source and destination are supposed to be added automatically, but I'm not seeing them either.
Why do you say that is not possible? That is a primary scenario. There is a MSDN article and lots of info in the documentation section to help.