Monday 29 April 2013

Audit Transformations Control in SSIS

Introduction:


In this article we are going to see on how to use an Audit transformation control. Audit transformation helps the uses to build a package which requires about the environment on which the package runs like the computer name, the path where the package is running, name of the package and the operator by using the system variable available with these functions. Let’s jump start into the example to see on how to use this control.
To follow my series of articles on SSIS packages, please click here.

Steps:
Follow steps 1 to 3 on my first article to open the BIDS project and select the right project to work on integration services project. Once the project is created, we will see on how to use an audit control. Now drag and drop an audit control as shown in the below screen.


To configure the audit transformation, as mentioned earlier it uses some of the system variables to be used across the packaging process. The list of system variables used are as follows

ValueVariable NameDescription
0ExecutionInstanceGUIDGUID that identifies the instance running
1PackageIDUnique identifier od the package running
2PackageNameName of the package
3VersionIDVersion ID of the package
4ExecutionStartTimeTime when the package is started
5MachineNameComputer Name on which package running
6UserNameUser Name under which package running
7TaskNameName of the task which is running
8TaskIdUnique identifier of the task running
Now to start configuring the Audit task, just double click on the control will open the popup where we need to select the process which we need to carry on as shown in the below screen


Here we are collecting the information and going to store in a file, so add a flat file destination as shown in the below screen


Now press F5 to build and execute the package. It will run the package and show a screen like below


Now navigate to the path where we gave for the output folder and open the file. We can see the output as below

Here you can find the packageName and the VersionID at the right end for all the records which satisfied the condition.

Conclusion:

So in this article we have seen on how to use the AUDIT transformation control to make some audit for the process happening inside the package.

No comments:

Post a Comment