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SSIS "The statement has been terminated"

Asked by poogy21 in MS SQL DTS, SQL Server 2005

Tags: been, has, statement, terminated

Hello Experts.

I have an SSIS project that has an Execute Task, which calls a stored procedure.  
The stored procedure has a number of elements to it and takes a long time to complete.  

The procedure completes with no errors and I can verify that all tasks were completed, however; the following step in the SSIS package is never executed and when I set SSIS logging on, I can see that the Execute Tast (as previously mentioned) has produced the following error:
Executing the query "EXEC dbo.myprocname" failed with the following error: "The statement has been terminated.". Possible failure reasons: Problems with the query, "ResultSet" property not set correctly, parameters not set correctly, or connection not established correctly.  

A quick check on the Execute Task:
MaximumErrorCount: 10000
ResultSetType: ResultSetType_None
Timeout: 0

I set the execute task to continue upon completion, not upon sucess (blue task line), so I don't see a reason for the step to terminate.  

Your help is much appriciated.

- Eyal Zinder



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