SSIS Package Not Writing all the Rows to OLE DB Destination Although shows the complete numbers on dataflow Path

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SSIS Package Not Writing all the Rows to OLE DB Destination Although shows the complete numbers on dataflow Path

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April 19, 2011 at 1:20 am

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my SSIS package loads data from excel file to SQL server table. The excel file has 5000 rows.
When I execute the Package the number of rows shown in the data flow path is 5000 leading to oledb destination. No errors. everything in green.
But when I check the sql table record count its only 100.
(Note: I have used - table or view - Fast Load. I have error output redirected to another table. Nothing is entered there as error.)
when I delete oledb destn and place Flat file destintion, all 5000 records are loaded.
When I create a new table(SSIS defined) from oledb destn, instead of original table, all 5000 rows are loaded. Again if I rename this new table to original table it loads only 100 rows.
The original table doesnt have any triggers/constraints.
What might be happening here?
Thanks.

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brian118 Hall of Fame Points: 3506 More actions · Answer 1

BackT0Work (4/19/2011)
my SSIS package loads data from excel file to SQL server table. The excel file has 5000 rows.
When I execute the Package the number of rows shown in the data flow path is 5000 leading to oledb destination. No errors. everything in green.
But when I check the sql table record count its only 100.
(Note: I have used - table or view - Fast Load. I have error output redirected to another table. Nothing is entered there as error.)
when I delete oledb destn and place Flat file destintion, all 5000 records are loaded.
When I create a new table(SSIS defined) from oledb destn, instead of original table, all 5000 rows are loaded. Again if I rename this new table to original table it loads only 100 rows.
The original table doesnt have any triggers/constraints.
What might be happening here?
Thanks.

Can you place a rowcount component before the OLD DB destination and check it's value?

Also, have a look at the execution results pane in BIDS... [SSIS.Pipeline] Information: "component "OLE DB Destination" (nn)" wrote xx rows.

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Koen Verbeeck SSC Guru Points: 259085 More actions · Answer 2

How do you check the rowcount in the destination table?

You didn't place a top 100 at the beginning, did you? (SSMS automatically adds TOP 1000 when you script out a select statement)

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Darren Lesnever SSC Rookie Points: 33 More actions · Answer 3

Make sure you don't have the error output for the OLE DB destination set to ignore errors.

Koen Verbeeck SSC Guru Points: 259085 More actions · Answer 4

Darren Lesnever (1/15/2013)
Make sure you don't have the error output for the OLE DB destination set to ignore errors.

Almost 2 years old this thread, so I hope the OP has already solved his issue 😉

Solid advice though.

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