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Thursday, April 25, 2013

[SQL Server Data Warehousing] SSIS Auditing Mechanism?‏


I'll help if I can...


In my approach, I have 2 audit tables; one for logging package execution and the other for logging table processing.  Before each data flow I log the package like this:


INSERT INTO AuditPkgExecution (
PkgName, PkgGUID, PkgVersionGUID, PkgVersionMajor, PkgVersionMinor, ExecStartDT, ParentPkgExecKey)
Values (@PkgName, @PkgGUID, @PkgVersionGUID, @PkgVersionMajor, @PkgVersionMinor, @ExecStartDT,
@ParentPkgExecKey)


On the insert my PkgExecKey increments, so I grab it and store it in a user variable to use later in my table logging.


SELECT MAX(PkgExecKey) AS PkgExecKey
FROM AuditPkgExecution
WHERE PkgName = @PkgName AND ExecStartDT = @ExecStartDT


Now, when loading the source file I count the input records and store that as a variable, then create the initial audit record for that source's destination table and store that TableProcessKey in a variable to use later.
INSERT INTO AuditTableProcessing (
PkgExecKey, TableName, TableInitialRowCnt)
Values (@PkgExecKey, 'FactTicket', @RowCount)


SELECT Max(TableProcessKey) AS TableProcessKey
FROM AuditTableProcessing
WHERE PkgExecKey = @PkgExecKey
AND TableName = 'FactTicket'


When I load the source data, I first count the starting number of rows in the destination table and store it in a variable.  Then I record the number of rows inserted, updated, errored on insert, and errored on update and store those in variables.  Finally, after the load I count the final number of rows in the destination table, then update the audit table...


UPDATE AuditTableProcessing
SET
ExtractRowCnt = @RC_Xtrct ,
InsertStdRowCnt = @RC_Normal,
UpdateRowCnt = @RC_Updated,
InsertErrorRowCnt = @RC_InsertError,
UpdateErrorRowCnt = @RC_UpdateError,
TableFinalRowCnt = @RowCount,
SuccessfulProcessingInd = 'Y' --if we made it here, we're cool
WHERE TableProcessKey = @TableProcessKey


The final step is, after the data flow task completes, to update the audit table for package execution:


UPDATE AuditPkgExecution
SET ExecStopDT = getdate()
, SuccessfulProcessingInd = 'Y'  
WHERE PkgExecKey = @PkgExecKey



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Monday, April 22, 2013

[SQL Server Data Warehousing] SSIS Auditing Mechanism?‏


I'll help if I can...


In my approach, I have 2 audit tables; one for logging package execution and the other for logging table processing.  Before each data flow I log the package like this:


INSERT INTO AuditPkgExecution (
PkgName, PkgGUID, PkgVersionGUID, PkgVersionMajor, PkgVersionMinor, ExecStartDT, ParentPkgExecKey)
Values (@PkgName, @PkgGUID, @PkgVersionGUID, @PkgVersionMajor, @PkgVersionMinor, @ExecStartDT,
@ParentPkgExecKey)


On the insert my PkgExecKey increments, so I grab it and store it in a user variable to use later in my table logging.


SELECT MAX(PkgExecKey) AS PkgExecKey
FROM AuditPkgExecution
WHERE PkgName = @PkgName AND ExecStartDT = @ExecStartDT


Now, when loading the source file I count the input records and store that as a variable, then create the initial audit record for that source's destination table and store that TableProcessKey in a variable to use later.
INSERT INTO AuditTableProcessing (
PkgExecKey, TableName, TableInitialRowCnt)
Values (@PkgExecKey, 'FactTicket', @RowCount)


SELECT Max(TableProcessKey) AS TableProcessKey
FROM AuditTableProcessing
WHERE PkgExecKey = @PkgExecKey
AND TableName = 'FactTicket'


When I load the source data, I first count the starting number of rows in the destination table and store it in a variable.  Then I record the number of rows inserted, updated, errored on insert, and errored on update and store those in variables.  Finally, after the load I count the final number of rows in the destination table, then update the audit table...


UPDATE AuditTableProcessing
SET
ExtractRowCnt = @RC_Xtrct ,
InsertStdRowCnt = @RC_Normal,
UpdateRowCnt = @RC_Updated,
InsertErrorRowCnt = @RC_InsertError,
UpdateErrorRowCnt = @RC_UpdateError,
TableFinalRowCnt = @RowCount,
SuccessfulProcessingInd = 'Y' --if we made it here, we're cool
WHERE TableProcessKey = @TableProcessKey


The final step is, after the data flow task completes, to update the audit table for package execution:


UPDATE AuditPkgExecution
SET ExecStopDT = getdate()
, SuccessfulProcessingInd = 'Y'  
WHERE PkgExecKey = @PkgExecKey



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Saturday, April 20, 2013

[SQL Server Data Warehousing] SSIS Auditing Mechanism?‏


I'll help if I can...


In my approach, I have 2 audit tables; one for logging package execution and the other for logging table processing.  Before each data flow I log the package like this:


INSERT INTO AuditPkgExecution (
PkgName, PkgGUID, PkgVersionGUID, PkgVersionMajor, PkgVersionMinor, ExecStartDT, ParentPkgExecKey)
Values (@PkgName, @PkgGUID, @PkgVersionGUID, @PkgVersionMajor, @PkgVersionMinor, @ExecStartDT,
@ParentPkgExecKey)


On the insert my PkgExecKey increments, so I grab it and store it in a user variable to use later in my table logging.


SELECT MAX(PkgExecKey) AS PkgExecKey
FROM AuditPkgExecution
WHERE PkgName = @PkgName AND ExecStartDT = @ExecStartDT


Now, when loading the source file I count the input records and store that as a variable, then create the initial audit record for that source's destination table and store that TableProcessKey in a variable to use later.
INSERT INTO AuditTableProcessing (
PkgExecKey, TableName, TableInitialRowCnt)
Values (@PkgExecKey, 'FactTicket', @RowCount)


SELECT Max(TableProcessKey) AS TableProcessKey
FROM AuditTableProcessing
WHERE PkgExecKey = @PkgExecKey
AND TableName = 'FactTicket'


When I load the source data, I first count the starting number of rows in the destination table and store it in a variable.  Then I record the number of rows inserted, updated, errored on insert, and errored on update and store those in variables.  Finally, after the load I count the final number of rows in the destination table, then update the audit table...


UPDATE AuditTableProcessing
SET
ExtractRowCnt = @RC_Xtrct ,
InsertStdRowCnt = @RC_Normal,
UpdateRowCnt = @RC_Updated,
InsertErrorRowCnt = @RC_InsertError,
UpdateErrorRowCnt = @RC_UpdateError,
TableFinalRowCnt = @RowCount,
SuccessfulProcessingInd = 'Y' --if we made it here, we're cool
WHERE TableProcessKey = @TableProcessKey


The final step is, after the data flow task completes, to update the audit table for package execution:


UPDATE AuditPkgExecution
SET ExecStopDT = getdate()
, SuccessfulProcessingInd = 'Y'  
WHERE PkgExecKey = @PkgExecKey



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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

[SQL Server Data Warehousing] SSIS Auditing Mechanism?‏


Hi All,


I have a SSIS pkg which inserts/updates tables in my data warehouse. ( SQL Server 2008 )


I need to develop a mechanism to capture how many records added/updated against tables on data warehosuse ( daily basis) and store data onto a table as below.


Can you guys provide some advice on this  please??















Table Name



Date



New Rows added



Rows Updated



factSales



2013-04-07



21



115



dimProducts



2013-04-07



4



2



Regards


Mira


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