Monthly Archives: May 2018

randypaulo 3:53 pm on May 28, 2018
Tags: , SSIS 2012 to 2016,   

SSIS 2012 to SSIS 2016 Migration – Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow

We’ve recently upgraded our SSIS 2012 to SSIS 2016, during the package upgrade it goes without issue. In Visual Studio, there’s no problem running it, however when we use the SSIS runtime we’ve encountered the following error:

“Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.”. Possible failure reasons: Problems with the query, “ResultSet” property not set correctly, parameters not set correctly, or connection not established correctly.

The Execute method on the task returned error code 0x80131516 (Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.). The Execute method must succeed, and indicate the result using an “out” parameter.

To solve this issue,  I’ve recreated the SQL Task and viola no error!.

 

 

randypaulo 9:19 am on May 4, 2018
Tags: , FileAdapter, , ShareFolder   

BizTalk – File Adapter – File transport does not have read/write priveleges

Recently, I have to investigate error related to BizTalk – File Adapter. The error that was thrown was:

The Messaging Engine failed to add a receive location “{Receive Location Name}” with URL “{RecieveLocationPath}\*.*” to the adapter “FILE”. Reason: “File transport does not have read/write privileges for receive location “{RecieveLocationPath}\”. “.

I think the error was obvious, and these are the steps I’ve performed to investigate:

  1. Checked if path exists (duh!).
  2.  Checked the Share Folder settings and Security Settings (looks ok!)
  3.  Double checked which account is accessing the folder in BizTalk Admin Console. Since there was no account specified in the Authentication Tab, then I assume that this is using the default account of the Host Instance.

BTS-FileAdapter-AuthenticationTab

4. Re(enable) the Receive Location (immediately shutdown)

5. Restart the Host Instance, repeat step 4. (doesn’t work)

6. Re-enter the password of Host Instance Service (using services.msc) and restart and repeat 4 (no use!).

6. Reboot the Server (still doesn’t work).

Hmm, weird huh?

What i did next is to go to Shared Folder Management (in the server where the folder is hosted). This can be access using Run-> mmc -> Add/Remove Snap-In -> Share Folder.

From the menu, go to Open Files.

MMC-ShareFolder

What i see is: there are 2 different service accounts of BizTalk connecting to the same share folder server. Hmm.. So i changed one of the Receive Location to use the same account as the other one and repeat Step 4.  After this step, the receive locations are now green again!.

It looks like BizTalk can’t connect to a Share Folder Server using 2 different accounts.