Question: When we run SSIS in development (from SSDT/BIDS), we can see the progress of the job, with all of the steps highlighted in yellow, red or green. Is there a way to display this same status information when the packages run in production? You have a number of options when it comes to monitoring … Continued
The built-in SSIS Catalog reports in SSMS show a breakdown of task and component performance of a package execution when you run with a logging level of “Performance”. For a more detailed or customized view, you can query the catalog tables directly. The key table to get data flow performance information is [catalog].[execution_component_phases]. Here are … Continued
One of the powerful features of the SSIS Catalog is that it can automatically capture logs for packages run on the server. The logging level is set to Basic by default, and can be changed when the package is run on the Advanced tab of the run UI (as shown below. This can also be … Continued
Logging Levels Packages run through the SSIS Catalog can automatically have their logs captured in SQL Server 2012. The SSIS Catalog provides four different log levels – None, Basic, Performance, Verbose. The default log level is Basic. The table below shows which SSIS events are captured in the [catalog].[operation_messages] view in the four logging levels. … Continued