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When processing a batch of records, if any of them fail business rule validations the entire set of inserted data is rolled back for data integrity. During this process I need to log such errors to a table in the database – which shouldnt be rolled back when the overall transaction is.
What is the best way to do this in SSIS? Different connection for when logging, or can I somehow ‘ignore’ the active transaction when writing to the log table?
Have you implemented the SSIS native logging yet? Go to the SSIS menu and select Logging. Use a separate transaction and either log it to a database or a flat file. I log it to a database and truncate it every load, so that way I have that run’s logs available in case of failure.