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Problem with having mutiple script tasks in an SSIS Package
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Joseph Cooper
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Posted Wednesday, April 28, 2010 6:34 PM
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I have a package with 3 control flow tasks all enclosed in a sequence container. For each of these taks I have added a script flow task in the "OnError" event handler. I am trapping the error in a variable.
To the sequence container I have added a script task which takes the value from this variable and sends an email.
However the error message I receive is repeated 3 times even though only one of the tasks has the error. Is it because all the script tasks have the entry point as "ScriptMain".
Can we have mutiple script tasks with the same entry point? Please advice how to proceed.
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Elliott Whitlow
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Posted Wednesday, April 28, 2010 7:36 PM
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Joseph,
I'm sorry, I'm having trouble visualizing what you are describing. Could you post a screen print of the package? I think that will be enough..
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Phil Parkin
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We need to understand a bit more about the logical flow of your package, I think.
You can easily check out your Script Main suspicion - just try changing it to be unique (and changing the entry point).
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Joseph Cooper
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Posted Thursday, April 29, 2010 9:46 AM
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The attached doc file shows the layout. This contains 2 SQL Exceute tasks. For each of these tasks the on error event contains a Script task to collect the error and place in a variable.
The Collect All Errors (Script task) collects the errors and sends an email. In this situation the error is repeated twice.
I have even changed the Class Name in the script tasks, to something other than ScriptMain, and also the entry points but I still get the message repeated.
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Phil Parkin
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Posted Thursday, April 29, 2010 9:51 AM
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Surely your e-mail task needs to be outside of the Sequence container, after the Collect All Errors task?
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Joseph Cooper
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Posted Thursday, April 29, 2010 9:58 AM
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The email is outside the sequence container. The script task "Collect All Errors' collects all the errors and sends the email
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Elliott Whitlow
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Ok, I have a better idea..
Every script task is effectively its own "class" there shouldn't be any issue with each having its own ScriptMain..
So I don't think that is your problem...
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Phil Parkin
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Posted Thursday, April 29, 2010 10:07 AM
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So what do Email_Start and Email_Success do?
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Joseph Cooper
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Posted Thursday, April 29, 2010 10:12 AM
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The Email Start just sends an email that the package has started and the Email Success sends an email if the job completed successfully
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Phil Parkin
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Have you tried debugging the Script Task to see whether that gives you any clues about what is happening?
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