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Does the SSIS Package fail ,when one of the container failed

I have a package with 1 container.Does the ssis pacakge fail,If that container fail!? The property

FAIL PACKAGE ON FAILURE is false for the container.

Does that mean the package fail only if this property set to TRUE,other wise only the container status is failed ,and the package status is not !?

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user1254579 Avatar asked Mar 10 '23 13:03

user1254579


2 Answers

Yes. If the Sequence Container fails, the overall package will fail. Raise the MaximiumAllowedErrors property of the Sequence Container to get the behavior you want.

Example

Below we have an example package. The Sequence Container has a task that will never succeed.

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Above, the Sequence Container has failed and the Package has failed. Below are the properties of the container above. These are the default values for a new container.

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Now lets stop and study. If we compare the package behavior against the property settings, this looks wrong. Here we have set FailPackageOnFailure=False, yet a Sequence Container failure is causing a Package failure. Why is this? Unintuitive attribute names. See this Microsoft Connect issue. You are not alone in your confusion. The official explanation from Microsoft is this.

Despite some pretty circular previous messages, we believe that the feature is behaving as designed. When you set FailParentOnFailure to false, the parent will not fail until the number of failures in the child exceeds the MaximumAllowedErrors threshold. When you set FailparentOnFailure to true, the parent will fail on the first occurence of an error regardless of the MaximiumAllowedErrors threshold.

The important piece of information to take away from that quote is that the FailPackageOnFailure and MaximiumAllowedErrors work as a pair!!!

So - knowing this - we can achieve the expected behavior by raising the MaximiumAllowedErrors count from 1 to 2.

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This will allow you to have a sequence container which fails, but does NOT fail the overall package.

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Hope this helps!

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Troy Witthoeft Avatar answered Apr 08 '23 21:04

Troy Witthoeft


It all depends on how the package and containers is set up. You have to open/import it (in SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio) and run on preferable test data to see which one fails. Do the two containers have inter-dependencies on each other?

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Danie Schoeman Avatar answered Apr 08 '23 21:04

Danie Schoeman