![]() ![]() It’s also possible to do the same process via T-SQL. A new window will open with a Stop button where you can cancel a specific operation (a SSIS package that is executing).In Object Explorer, expand the Integration Services node, right-click SSISDB, and then click Active Operations.Connect Microsoft SQL Server Database Engine.Since SQL 2012 we can use the Active Operations dialog box in Management Studio to monitor currently running operations – such as deployment, validation, and package execution – and stop them if we want: ![]() These operations are monitored in the SSISDB catalog and each of them can have multiple status messages associated with it.įor a full list of the operations types and messages, you can query the database views catalog.operations and catalog.operation_messages in the SSISDB database. SSIS uses the term “ operation” to describe and categorize the different events in the server. For those who work with SSIS, this may be a helpful tip for situations where we execute a SSIS Package from the Catalog and want to subsequently stop it. ![]()
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