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SSIS: Loading to Oracle

Many customers are unhappy that SSIS performance is slow slow slow when inserting to Oracle. Donald Farmer sets outs a few of the reasons for this here: http://www.sqljunkies.com/WebLog/donald_farmer/archive/2005/03/13/8819.aspx

A guy called Scott Barrett whom is fairly prevelant on the SSIS forum had some issues with this and trialled a high speed Oracle OLE DB Provider to be used for the insertions as provided by Persistent. Scott's insertion of 600000+ records that was taking 206 minutes when using the Microsoft OLE DB Provider took 24 seconds when using Persistent's driver. Which is very impressive indeed.

Contact Sidharth at Persistent (sidharth[at]persistent.co.in) for more information.

-Jamie

 

Published 15 November 2005 06:59 by jamie.thomson

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wrvishnu said:

Hi

WE are moving data from one oracle table into other oracle table for learning SSIS .

We have Created the Soruce and destination conenction using OLE db and it worked fine in the designer. We then add tha package in the SQL Server agent job. when we run the job it fails and not displaying the error message properlt , it just display check the history, in history nothing much is there

Can anyone help how to slove this issue??

Thanks in Advancd

April 18, 2008 10:10
 

jamie.thomson said:

Don't use the SSIS subsystem to execute packages, use the command-line subsystem. You get more useful informaiton that way.

Your package should also be logging information somewhere.

-Jamie

April 18, 2008 17:41

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