[Detect Error Line] ──> [Enable Data Viewer] ──> [Refresh Component Metadata] ──> [Configure Error Outputs] Step 1: Pinpoint the Faulty Transformation
| Attribute | Details | |-----------|----------| | | • MSI installer for on‑premises • Docker image ( mcr.microsoft.com/ssis/2024 ) for containerised deployments • Marketplace image for Azure Data Factory | | Supported OS | Windows Server 2019/2022, Windows 10/11 (for dev), Linux (via Docker/Kubernetes) | | Prerequisites | .NET 8 runtime, PowerShell 7+, SQL Server 2024 (or Azure Synapse) | | Installation Time | ~12 minutes on a clean Windows Server VM (including optional components). Docker pull ≈ 1.3 GB, start‑up < 30 seconds. | | User Interface | Updated SSIS Designer in Visual Studio 2022 v17.10, plus a Web‑based “Control Center” for monitoring pipelines (available in Azure and on‑prem via IIS). | SSIS-244
Do not rely solely on the high-level SQL Server Agent job history, which often truncates error messages. Instead: Open . Expand the Integration Services Catalogs folder. [Detect Error Line] ──> [Enable Data Viewer] ──>
Preventing structural buffer errors like SSIS-244 requires configuring your Data Flow Tasks to efficiently handle heavy memory payloads: | Do not rely solely on the high-level