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We have a package that is currently failing to run when deployed to SQL. This has been tried from a schedule and also executed manually both are failing.
I have tried from Visual studio running on various machines (windows 8, server 2012) and in all cases run perfectly.
I am trying to understand the differences between deploying to SQL and running from VS so maybe I can figure out why this is happening.
I have the following errors when I run from SQL.
DTS_E_PROCESSINPUTFAILED - all errors like this point to the 'Sort' tasks in the script
dts_e_processinputerror not enough storage is available
I have tested in four environments and all fail from SQL but not from VS!
Last night I tried from my laptop and executed the package from SQL - it didn't fail but was still running in the morning so I terminated. Note this takes around 20 mins running from VS! why would it be so quick from VS but fail or take so long on SQL?
The test running at the moment is on a server with dynamic memory currently at 14GB. I decreased SQLs RAM to 4GB and it hasn't failed yet but has been running for two hours. Before changing this the package failed after a short time.
I thought it may have something to do with running from a virtual machine but doesn't explain why it couldn't run locally on my laptop.
All ideas welcome :) Many thanks,
Davina

I will try to address issues one by one
The error doesn't seems to be related to SSISDB configuration mode. It may be because of
Change in package definition (please confirm that the package which you are running on your laptop is the same on your msdb? - reload your SQL package from MSDB in BIDS/SSDT and recreate your source and destination components)
As your error message shows, "not enough memory available" (may be because of multicast) - Usually you can override this error by restarting SQL Server [not an optimal solution but it work & if that work it shows that your package fills
the memory - Keep an eye on task manager]
Make sure that your statics on table are updated [run EXEC sp_updatestastics]
Make sure your indexes are not de-fragmented [run rebuild indexes]
If you are dealing with many rows may be 40000 * 12 (because of multicast) = 4,800,000 rows the try to separate package.
Check your excel file format/column data type is correct
Check user permission who is running the job has required permission on folder/file.
Understand that sort is a blocking transformation and it requires all your data in memory before it sorts. so, if there are large number of rows then your complete memory will be occupied.
Difference between Visual Studio & BIDS/SSDT
Nothing much, other than BIDS runs on 32 bit while jobs on 64 bit (but there run time environment are configurable, though)
There shouldn't be any performance difference until your
package is on network location because transferring data to the network may slow the package. If package runs on SQL Server it uses SQL buffer pool to fetch data via SQL statement and then SSIS works on its own memory allotment.
Hope this will help you to understand and fix the issue.
Glad to help! Please remember to accept the answer if you found it helpful. It will be useful for future readers having same issue.

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