Hi,
This is related to an earlier post.
I have a ForEach loop that contains 3 script tasks in it.
The script tasks are connected by precedence constraints, as in:
script1 --> script2 --> script3
So they should execute in order.
When I run the debugger however, I see that script3 turns green before script2. It is a little disconcerting, however it seems to working correctly. Script3 can't even do what it's supposed to do until script1 and script2 are finished.
But as I've said, it's working. So why does script3 appear to finish before script2 is done?
Thanks
Double click on the precedence constraint between script2 and script3. What are the settings? You don't have any other precedence constraints going into script3 do you? (From any other tasks?)|||No, there are no other precedence constraints to script3.
The precedence constraints are set to "success".
But script1 and script2 create files that script3 compares. The compare part is working fine, and it shows that it's running the diff on the files created in the previous 2 scripts. It can't do that unless the files exist first.
|||I understand the scenario perfectly.Script3 can't possibly execute unless 1 and 2 have finished "successfully." That doesn't mean that 1 and 2 did what they were supposed to do though.|||My understanding (subject to correction by someone better informed) is that the IDE changes the colors based on receiving events. Events are not guaranteed to be received in the order that they occur. Of course, I could be completely wrong about this |||
jwelch wrote:
My understanding (subject to correction by someone better informed) is that the IDE changes the colors based on receiving events. Events are not guaranteed to be received in the order that they occur. Of course, I could be completely wrong about this
Something along those lines, K108, did you copy n paste the script tasks?|||I have seen many cases where the coloring of the tasks in BIDS (debug mode) does not behave in a logic order; but later while reviewing the execution progress and results, everything looks OK. This seems to occur more when there is a high number of tasks/rows in the packages. My bottom line: if the results and logs are correct; it is nothing to be concerned about.|||
K108 wrote:
Hi,
This is related to an earlier post.
I have a ForEach loop that contains 3 script tasks in it.
The script tasks are connected by precedence constraints, as in:
script1 --> script2 --> script3
So they should execute in order.
When I run the debugger however, I see that script3 turns green before script2. It is a little disconcerting, however it seems to working correctly. Script3 can't even do what it's supposed to do until script1 and script2 are finished.
But as I've said, it's working. So why does script3 appear to finish before script2 is done?
Thanks
I wouldn't worry about it. The tasks changig colours is based on the receiving of events from the execution engine. There could be any number of reasons - possibly that the reason script2 is not green is because its already executing again on the next iteration. It could be that the UI simply can't keep up with the execution engine. Who knows. Bottom line is (as everyone else has said) its really nothing to worry about.
-Jamie
|||Thanks for the input.
I won't worry about it, as it working.
sql
No comments:
Post a Comment