DRAG DROP
A new SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) project is deployed to the SSIS catalog.
To troubleshoot some data issues, you must output the data streaming through several data
flows into text files for further analysis. You have the list of data flow package paths and
identification strings of the various task components that must be analyzed.
You need to create these output files with the least amount of administrative and
development effort.
Which three stored procedures should you execute in sequence? (To answer, move the
appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the
correct order.)
Which three stored procedures should you execute in sequence?
DRAG DROP
A new SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) project is deployed to the SSIS catalog.
To troubleshoot some data issues, you must output the data streaming through several data
flows into text files for further analysis. You have the list of data flow package paths and
identification strings of the various task components that must be analyzed.
You need to create these output files with the least amount of administrative and
development effort.
Which three stored procedures should you execute in sequence? (To answer, move the
appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the
correct order.)
create_execution
add_data_tap
start_execution
Kaola i think the second step is “add_data_tap_by_guid” because we have the list of packages to analyze.
I think Koala is right, we have package paths and identification strings, not GUIDs
Koala is right
Koala is correct
create_execution
add_data_tap
start_execution