This job runs automatically once a day. Sometimes it fails due to the file
that is sent from the financial institution, and having the job restart
will not resolve the issue. An accountant has to open the file, determine
what is the issue, and either correct the file or remove that section of
entries. Once they are done, they need a way to re-initiate the process. At
the moment we have it scheduled to run a second time during the day, but
this is less than ideal.
The SSIS can not be compiled into an exec (he says this came from
Microsoft). The DBA found a reference to kicking off a SSIS job from a
batch file, which can be called from an Access function. If anyone has any
insight into this, that would be very helpful.
Beth G
On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 10:01 AM, acravenrohm yahoo@craven.de> wrote:
> Your question is a bit confusing Beth but it sounds like you should be
> able to get your DBA to give you an SQL command you can execute in order to
> kick-off the process.
>
> However, if you really are looking at an SSIS routine, this should be
> accessible via other routes so, there are two views to the situation.
> Either your DBA is stonewalling and keping information to his- or her-self
> or, there is a good reason why the process cannot simply be restarted once
> it has failed (after all, if something has failed, there must hae been a
> reason for it... who can say that the problem really has been cured and
> that the process really can be restarted without generating double entries?)
>
> --- In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, Beth wrote:
> >
> > I may be using the wrong terms here, so please bear with me.
> >
> > We have a SQL backend that runs through an Access front end to allow the
> > accounting department to access a large data file that is send by a
> > financial institution.
> >
> > The data is sent every day in a pipe delimited text file. Our DBA has
> > created an "ETL" process in .NET to process and upload that file into the
> > SQL database. I don't know very much about that process, but I know he
> uses
> > a staging table to get from the raw data into the main SQL table.
> >
> > We have this ETL scheduled to run every day at 11:00am, but if something
> > fails and the accounting department has to fix the file, they have no way
> > to initiate the upload themselves. They have to call the DBA, who is the
> > only person in the entire building who knows how to do this and where it
> > is, to initiate it for them.
> >
> > Is there a way to have a function in Access that can initiate a process
> > like this? Ideally there would be a button that the accounting person
> could
> > press to start the ETL.
> >
> > I apologize if I have left out anything, I am not very knowledgeable
> about
> > this method and our DBA is documentation challenged.
> >
> >
> > Beth G
> >
> >
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