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I have a SSIS package which save the xml into tables, If i run the package in BI studio and connect to my local sqlserver, it runs fast i.e., 10 min.
But if i connect to dev server and run, then it’s taking 2 hours. what will be wrong with the server? i checked the Recovery Model as well, both are FULL. Any suggestion please.
The only differnce is my machine is sqlserver 2008 R2, but the server
is sqlserver 2008. Will this create such a huge difference
Try deploying the package to your dev SSIS server and run from within SQL on the target box. If you run the package locally, but connect to a remote box, you will have network latency issues passing the data back and forth that may be causing your speed issue. By having the package and files on one box, you eliminate this possibility.
If the speed does not improve with all items on the same server, try and establish what specific activity causes the difference in time (i.e. is it writing to disk? could there be a difference in the amount of data already in the table / indexes / triggers between the two servers?)
I would be surprised if the version of SQL 2008 is causing the issue.