Ssis-969

| Item | Details | |------|---------| | SSIS Version | SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) 2022 – version 16.9.2 | | SQL Server | 2019 (15.0.2100.60) – Standard Edition | | Target Table | dbo.Fact_Sales (≈ 2 M rows, clustered PK on SalesID) | | Package | Load_Fact_Sales.dtsx (Data Flow: Source → Derived Column → OLE DB Destination) | | Execution Mode | Run from Visual Studio (Debug) and from SQL Agent (Job Step) – both fail | | OS | Windows Server 2019 (10.0.17763) | | .NET Framework | 4.8 | | Other | No custom components; only built‑in OLE DB source/destination | SSIS-969

| Observation | Details | |-------------|---------| | Error occurs only with FastLoad + Table lock | Switching the OLE DB Destination to “Table or view – fast load (no table lock)” allows the package to finish, albeit slower. | | Works on dev environment | Same package runs without error on a dev instance of SQL Server 2017 (no Table lock). | | SQL Server error log | No corresponding error entries; the failure appears to be internal to the SSIS runtime. | | Stack trace (from Visual Studio Output) | Shows Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.Wrapper calling SqlBulkCopy → NullReferenceException. | | Hotfix search | KB5008601 (SQL Server 2019 CU13) mentions a similar issue with FastLoad and Check constraints, but the fix only applies to SQL Server 2019 CU14+. |

SSIS-969 could refer to a specific version, model, or specification within a larger system or product. However, without direct context, it's challenging to pinpoint exactly what it represents. It's essential to consider that such designations are often used in the software, technology, and data management sectors to denote particular products, updates, or standards. Apply to each SSIS runtime

The applications of a technology like SSIS are vast. It is used for:

If SSIS-969 is indeed related to SSIS, its relevance could lie in: Validate Deploy a test package that previously failed

The hotfix corrects a buffer memory leak that occurs when:

Symptoms before SSIS-969: