Ssis zip task

You can download the full project here. Integration Services does not include a native tool to generate compressed archive ZIP files. NET Framework in the past which essentially gives the same functionality without having to install any applications on your server. May not be as rich in functionality as 7-zip but will meet the basic needs. I commented those lines out hoping the next line would execute, but it appears to be doing nothing.

Any ideas or recommendations? This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Twitter YouTube LinkedIn. Hi again, Can you explain more about how you converted the file names to UTF8 prior to sending them to the Zip Task or if you did issue an updated version?

It was a standard feature within the DotNetZip library. I added it in version 1. Just tested with V1. I'm zipping a 9. I can't see this property exposed anywhere. Can you help? Apart from this, the task is very useful. Hi Warkboy, Thanks for using my tasks and for the feedback. It's a property of the zip library I use. Will check it out and try to put it in the next version as a changeable property of the task. Hi Warkboy, There is a new version available that allows larger zip files. I'm afraid this still exhibits the same error.

Trying it with a 9. Perhaps there is some limit per file. I just zipped a whole bunch of files into a 11GB zipfile without any problems. Will do some more testing in the near future Which SSIS version are you using and are you running in 64bit?

Nice work on the component, thanks! As a feature, could you add the option to split the final zip file into multiple files? Makes for more reliable FTP transfers but is tedious :.

Gzip report would be VERY beneficial. And compression settin for speed vs compression. Does this task need to be installed on the deployment server as well? Or is it included when a project is deployed? Yes you need to install thirdparty components on the deployment server as well!

Hi Joost! Thanks for this great component. Do you know why this works in 32bit but not 64bit? Thanks Geoff. Hi Skech, It should work in both 32 and 64 bit. Which version are you using? And which version of SSIS are you using? Then I can do some testing. Thanks for the quick reply! By default, this value is set to 0. Specify the number of seconds that the process can run.

A value of 0 indicates that no time-out value is used, and the process runs until it is completed or until an error occurs. Indicates whether process is forced to end after the time-out period specified by the TimeOut option. This option is available only if TimeOut is not 0. Back To Top This all worked great for me when the path to the zipped folder and unzipped folder is mapped. However, This task fails when I use the relative path to the zip folder as I will need to do when I run this ssis package from a production server Is there a way to deal with zipped folders on a network drive?

It's not obvious due to the fact that it's not really exposed explicitly in. NET object models. You can do this either with VBscript or with PowerShell.

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