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How to solve “Runtime error Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation” Am I missing a DLL file?
How do I use Assert to verify that an exception has been thrown?SSIS data flow task shows yellow when all child transformations show greenPackage Variable is lost after being used as in script componentDTS Script Task Runtime Error: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation“Runtime error Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation” from Script taskSSIS error : [Execute SQL Task] Error: Executing the queryIterate through unconnected severs without providing package error SSISRuntime error Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation” from Script taskHow to export data from SQL table to multiple excel files in SSIS?SSIS Script Tasks losing code
I'm doing some testing which outputs the full result set into script task (display messagebox) from Execute SQL Task
using Foreach loop Container
. but running into DTS Script task
: runtime error.
Error Message box
Am I missing some sort of DLL file?
Script
Control flow
c# sql-server ssis etl script-task
add a comment |
I'm doing some testing which outputs the full result set into script task (display messagebox) from Execute SQL Task
using Foreach loop Container
. but running into DTS Script task
: runtime error.
Error Message box
Am I missing some sort of DLL file?
Script
Control flow
c# sql-server ssis etl script-task
Its the "USER" in referencing your variable in the script, that's case sensitive. Should be "User::FinalTieOut" and not "USER::FinalTieOut"
– Tim Mylott
Mar 8 at 17:31
Omg, thank you!!!
– cwowswag
Mar 8 at 22:10
It looks like the issue was solved before i have posted my answer :) i haven't read the comments before. Anyway just read the first part of my answer to be able to detect the real exception next time. Good Luck
– Hadi
Mar 13 at 21:47
add a comment |
I'm doing some testing which outputs the full result set into script task (display messagebox) from Execute SQL Task
using Foreach loop Container
. but running into DTS Script task
: runtime error.
Error Message box
Am I missing some sort of DLL file?
Script
Control flow
c# sql-server ssis etl script-task
I'm doing some testing which outputs the full result set into script task (display messagebox) from Execute SQL Task
using Foreach loop Container
. but running into DTS Script task
: runtime error.
Error Message box
Am I missing some sort of DLL file?
Script
Control flow
c# sql-server ssis etl script-task
c# sql-server ssis etl script-task
edited Mar 8 at 23:12
Hadi
23.2k73074
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asked Mar 7 at 20:53
cwowswagcwowswag
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Its the "USER" in referencing your variable in the script, that's case sensitive. Should be "User::FinalTieOut" and not "USER::FinalTieOut"
– Tim Mylott
Mar 8 at 17:31
Omg, thank you!!!
– cwowswag
Mar 8 at 22:10
It looks like the issue was solved before i have posted my answer :) i haven't read the comments before. Anyway just read the first part of my answer to be able to detect the real exception next time. Good Luck
– Hadi
Mar 13 at 21:47
add a comment |
Its the "USER" in referencing your variable in the script, that's case sensitive. Should be "User::FinalTieOut" and not "USER::FinalTieOut"
– Tim Mylott
Mar 8 at 17:31
Omg, thank you!!!
– cwowswag
Mar 8 at 22:10
It looks like the issue was solved before i have posted my answer :) i haven't read the comments before. Anyway just read the first part of my answer to be able to detect the real exception next time. Good Luck
– Hadi
Mar 13 at 21:47
Its the "USER" in referencing your variable in the script, that's case sensitive. Should be "User::FinalTieOut" and not "USER::FinalTieOut"
– Tim Mylott
Mar 8 at 17:31
Its the "USER" in referencing your variable in the script, that's case sensitive. Should be "User::FinalTieOut" and not "USER::FinalTieOut"
– Tim Mylott
Mar 8 at 17:31
Omg, thank you!!!
– cwowswag
Mar 8 at 22:10
Omg, thank you!!!
– cwowswag
Mar 8 at 22:10
It looks like the issue was solved before i have posted my answer :) i haven't read the comments before. Anyway just read the first part of my answer to be able to detect the real exception next time. Good Luck
– Hadi
Mar 13 at 21:47
It looks like the issue was solved before i have posted my answer :) i haven't read the comments before. Anyway just read the first part of my answer to be able to detect the real exception next time. Good Luck
– Hadi
Mar 13 at 21:47
add a comment |
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Error message
exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation
Is a general error message that is shown when an exception is thrown by the script code. To read the main error message you can add a try catch clause into your code and use Dts.FireError()
method to throw the real exception.
public void Main()
try
string strMessage = Dts.Variables["User::FinalTieOut"].Value.ToString();
Messagebox.Show(strMessage);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Success;
catch(Exception ex)
Dts.FireError(0,"An error occured", ex.Message,String.Empty, 0);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Failure;
Variables names
Based on Using Variables in the Script Task - official documentation:
You add existing variables to the ReadOnlyVariables and ReadWriteVariables lists in the Script Task Editor to make them available to the custom script. Keep in mind that variable names are case-sensitive. Within the script, you access variables of both types through the Variables property of the Dts object. Use the Value property to read from and write to individual variables. The Script task transparently manages locking as the script reads and modifies the values of variables.
Just change USER::FinalTieOut
to User::FinalTieOut
and it will solves the issue.
add a comment |
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Error message
exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation
Is a general error message that is shown when an exception is thrown by the script code. To read the main error message you can add a try catch clause into your code and use Dts.FireError()
method to throw the real exception.
public void Main()
try
string strMessage = Dts.Variables["User::FinalTieOut"].Value.ToString();
Messagebox.Show(strMessage);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Success;
catch(Exception ex)
Dts.FireError(0,"An error occured", ex.Message,String.Empty, 0);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Failure;
Variables names
Based on Using Variables in the Script Task - official documentation:
You add existing variables to the ReadOnlyVariables and ReadWriteVariables lists in the Script Task Editor to make them available to the custom script. Keep in mind that variable names are case-sensitive. Within the script, you access variables of both types through the Variables property of the Dts object. Use the Value property to read from and write to individual variables. The Script task transparently manages locking as the script reads and modifies the values of variables.
Just change USER::FinalTieOut
to User::FinalTieOut
and it will solves the issue.
add a comment |
Error message
exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation
Is a general error message that is shown when an exception is thrown by the script code. To read the main error message you can add a try catch clause into your code and use Dts.FireError()
method to throw the real exception.
public void Main()
try
string strMessage = Dts.Variables["User::FinalTieOut"].Value.ToString();
Messagebox.Show(strMessage);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Success;
catch(Exception ex)
Dts.FireError(0,"An error occured", ex.Message,String.Empty, 0);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Failure;
Variables names
Based on Using Variables in the Script Task - official documentation:
You add existing variables to the ReadOnlyVariables and ReadWriteVariables lists in the Script Task Editor to make them available to the custom script. Keep in mind that variable names are case-sensitive. Within the script, you access variables of both types through the Variables property of the Dts object. Use the Value property to read from and write to individual variables. The Script task transparently manages locking as the script reads and modifies the values of variables.
Just change USER::FinalTieOut
to User::FinalTieOut
and it will solves the issue.
add a comment |
Error message
exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation
Is a general error message that is shown when an exception is thrown by the script code. To read the main error message you can add a try catch clause into your code and use Dts.FireError()
method to throw the real exception.
public void Main()
try
string strMessage = Dts.Variables["User::FinalTieOut"].Value.ToString();
Messagebox.Show(strMessage);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Success;
catch(Exception ex)
Dts.FireError(0,"An error occured", ex.Message,String.Empty, 0);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Failure;
Variables names
Based on Using Variables in the Script Task - official documentation:
You add existing variables to the ReadOnlyVariables and ReadWriteVariables lists in the Script Task Editor to make them available to the custom script. Keep in mind that variable names are case-sensitive. Within the script, you access variables of both types through the Variables property of the Dts object. Use the Value property to read from and write to individual variables. The Script task transparently manages locking as the script reads and modifies the values of variables.
Just change USER::FinalTieOut
to User::FinalTieOut
and it will solves the issue.
Error message
exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation
Is a general error message that is shown when an exception is thrown by the script code. To read the main error message you can add a try catch clause into your code and use Dts.FireError()
method to throw the real exception.
public void Main()
try
string strMessage = Dts.Variables["User::FinalTieOut"].Value.ToString();
Messagebox.Show(strMessage);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Success;
catch(Exception ex)
Dts.FireError(0,"An error occured", ex.Message,String.Empty, 0);
Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResult.Failure;
Variables names
Based on Using Variables in the Script Task - official documentation:
You add existing variables to the ReadOnlyVariables and ReadWriteVariables lists in the Script Task Editor to make them available to the custom script. Keep in mind that variable names are case-sensitive. Within the script, you access variables of both types through the Variables property of the Dts object. Use the Value property to read from and write to individual variables. The Script task transparently manages locking as the script reads and modifies the values of variables.
Just change USER::FinalTieOut
to User::FinalTieOut
and it will solves the issue.
edited Mar 13 at 20:20
answered Mar 8 at 23:15
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Its the "USER" in referencing your variable in the script, that's case sensitive. Should be "User::FinalTieOut" and not "USER::FinalTieOut"
– Tim Mylott
Mar 8 at 17:31
Omg, thank you!!!
– cwowswag
Mar 8 at 22:10
It looks like the issue was solved before i have posted my answer :) i haven't read the comments before. Anyway just read the first part of my answer to be able to detect the real exception next time. Good Luck
– Hadi
Mar 13 at 21:47