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Troubleshooting “Invalid Oleverb Structure” Error Message.

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    In this user guide, we will reveal some of the possible reasons that might cause the Invalid Oleverb Structure error message and then I will talk about some possible fix methods that you can try to solve this problem.

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    • DTS package fails: Invalid OLEVERB structure

    • Dear Sir or Madam,

      i is a DTS package that migrates the physical SQL database objects (tables and constraints) from one server to another server, if any, using the SQL Server Object Copy Task. I find errors like below –

      Step Error Source: Microsoft Data Transformation Services (DTS) Package

      Step error description: Invalid OLEVERB structure

      (Microsoft Data Transformation Services (DTS) Package (80040000): Invalid OLEVERB structure

      ) (Microsoft SQL-DMO (80004005): [SQL-DMO]CreateFile error at ‘..DP2′.Error)

      Step: 80040000

      Step error help file: sqldts80.hlp

      Step error help context ID: 1100

      Please let me know if anyone has a link to this successful bug. I have several tasks to copy SQL Server objects into the appropriate DTS package. Not so long ago, the package was us Roen so that the two initiatives can run in parallel at any time. Whenever the package fails to finally commit other SQL objects.

      Thank you in advance

      Of course

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    • 28. Aug 2006 10:44 AM

      #657150

      Is anyone on the SQL support team working on Windows 2003?

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    Separately, check that the “Script Files Directory” in the “Copy” tab of the “Properties” window of the “Copy SQL Server Objects” task is valid.

  • 36. Aug 2006 11:25 am

    #657162

    Yes, Eric! Both servers are running Windows 2003 server.Script

    A valid shipping directory. The error occurs more than daily for the exact database. The behavior is completely abnormal with respect to the database. Today this transfer of objects from base A may not work, tomorrow it will be done But with base B.

    I would appreciate any hints.

    Thank you

    Shushy

  • 16. Jan 2007 03:19

    #683414

    I found that you can solve this problem by changing the Edit (NTFS) access to your new file directory scenarios. for the user, who in turn creates the DTS. At least it helps me

  • Hello Suresh!

    I have the same problem… you have

    Can you help me?

    Thank you in advance

    Elaine Beraldo

  • 4. Jan 2008 here 00:20

    #764684

    error message invalid oleverb structure

    I also solved these issues using script path access linked with map rewriting.

    Greetings

    error message invalid oleverb structure

    Frank

  • 5. February this year at 3:22

    #938688

    We fixed this by giving access to the account that runs the dts package, to get folder:

    c:program filesmicrosoft sql server80tools where part of the servername.database.Is log file is located

  • I have exactly this problem on SQL 2005 SP3 x64…

    Error line: Invalid OLEVERB structure

    But isn’t it a permission problem in this case of the process (this asphalt is already done!).

    I can’t find a treat for this. Anyone else have any suggestions?

    I wish Microsoft released software with useful error messages!

    Give us that “where” and “why” instead of the exact “invalid struct type [email protected]”!!! :w00t:

  • I am currently looking into an issue with WS2003 and SQL Server 2000. After installing andThe security management “Security Update for Windows Server 2003 (KB2229593)” encountered ODBC obstructions. They were fixed after the patch was removed. It may be the same problem, but the approval process is in progress.

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