Can''t Aquire connections because OfflineMode is true

I am designing a SSIS package (source=Flat files,, destination =OLEDB) which is executing fine on my system but when I try to execute it on Server 2003 (x64)
it says Error: The AcquireConenction method call to connection manager "name of conn" failed with error code 0xC0014019 and
it says can't Aquire Connections because OfflineMode is true, while as I checked several times while saving the package it is set to false...

One of our developers had the same problem today... try this technet article. I think there are two places where you can set it. A config file and the project settings themselves.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137749.aspx

|||Error says OfflineMode is true, but actually it is not..
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One of my collegues ran into the same issue some time ago. After contacting MSF support and several rounds of troubleshooting, I think he ended up re-installing SSIS and the problem went away...Sorry, but I don't have more details.

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We encountered this issue some time ago. We incurred this error when trying to execute the 32bit DTEXEC (Program Files (x86)) on a 64bit machine.

As Rafael mentioned after contacting Microsoft support we simply reinstalled the client tools for SSIS and the problem was resolved. We were unable to identify the specific cause of the issue. I believe this is another very similar thread that was discussed a while back: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1557996&SiteID=1

|||I resolved the issue, I changed the connection settings and executed it using 64-bit dtexec from command prompt

Can''t Aquire connections because OfflineMode is true

I am designing a SSIS package (source=Flat files,, destination =OLEDB) which is executing fine on my system but when I try to execute it on Server 2003 (x64)
it says Error: The AcquireConenction method call to connection manager "name of conn" failed with error code 0xC0014019 and
it says can't Aquire Connections because OfflineMode is true, while as I checked several times while saving the package it is set to false...

One of our developers had the same problem today... try this technet article. I think there are two places where you can set it. A config file and the project settings themselves.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137749.aspx

|||Error says OfflineMode is true, but actually it is not..
|||

One of my collegues ran into the same issue some time ago. After contacting MSF support and several rounds of troubleshooting, I think he ended up re-installing SSIS and the problem went away...Sorry, but I don't have more details.

|||

We encountered this issue some time ago. We incurred this error when trying to execute the 32bit DTEXEC (Program Files (x86)) on a 64bit machine.

As Rafael mentioned after contacting Microsoft support we simply reinstalled the client tools for SSIS and the problem was resolved. We were unable to identify the specific cause of the issue. I believe this is another very similar thread that was discussed a while back: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1557996&SiteID=1

|||I resolved the issue, I changed the connection settings and executed it using 64-bit dtexec from command prompt

Can''t Aquire connections because OfflineMode is true

I am designing a SSIS package (source=Flat files,, destination =OLEDB) which is executing fine on my system but when I try to execute it on Server 2003 (x64)
it says Error: The AcquireConenction method call to connection manager "name of conn" failed with error code 0xC0014019 and
it says can't Aquire Connections because OfflineMode is true, while as I checked several times while saving the package it is set to false...

One of our developers had the same problem today... try this technet article. I think there are two places where you can set it. A config file and the project settings themselves.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137749.aspx

|||Error says OfflineMode is true, but actually it is not..
|||

One of my collegues ran into the same issue some time ago. After contacting MSF support and several rounds of troubleshooting, I think he ended up re-installing SSIS and the problem went away...Sorry, but I don't have more details.

|||

We encountered this issue some time ago. We incurred this error when trying to execute the 32bit DTEXEC (Program Files (x86)) on a 64bit machine.

As Rafael mentioned after contacting Microsoft support we simply reinstalled the client tools for SSIS and the problem was resolved. We were unable to identify the specific cause of the issue. I believe this is another very similar thread that was discussed a while back: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1557996&SiteID=1

|||I resolved the issue, I changed the connection settings and executed it using 64-bit dtexec from command prompt

Can''t Aquire connections because OfflineMode is true

I am designing a SSIS package (source=Flat files,, destination =OLEDB) which is executing fine on my system but when I try to execute it on Server 2003 (x64)
it says Error: The AcquireConenction method call to connection manager "name of conn" failed with error code 0xC0014019 and
it says can't Aquire Connections because OfflineMode is true, while as I checked several times while saving the package it is set to false...

One of our developers had the same problem today... try this technet article. I think there are two places where you can set it. A config file and the project settings themselves.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137749.aspx

|||Error says OfflineMode is true, but actually it is not..
|||

One of my collegues ran into the same issue some time ago. After contacting MSF support and several rounds of troubleshooting, I think he ended up re-installing SSIS and the problem went away...Sorry, but I don't have more details.

|||

We encountered this issue some time ago. We incurred this error when trying to execute the 32bit DTEXEC (Program Files (x86)) on a 64bit machine.

As Rafael mentioned after contacting Microsoft support we simply reinstalled the client tools for SSIS and the problem was resolved. We were unable to identify the specific cause of the issue. I believe this is another very similar thread that was discussed a while back: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1557996&SiteID=1

|||I resolved the issue, I changed the connection settings and executed it using 64-bit dtexec from command prompt

Can''t Aquire connections because OfflineMode is true

I am designing a SSIS package (source=Flat files,, destination =OLEDB) which is executing fine on my system but when I try to execute it on Server 2003 (x64)
it says Error: The AcquireConenction method call to connection manager "name of conn" failed with error code 0xC0014019 and
it says can't Aquire Connections because OfflineMode is true, while as I checked several times while saving the package it is set to false...

One of our developers had the same problem today... try this technet article. I think there are two places where you can set it. A config file and the project settings themselves.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137749.aspx

|||Error says OfflineMode is true, but actually it is not..
|||

One of my collegues ran into the same issue some time ago. After contacting MSF support and several rounds of troubleshooting, I think he ended up re-installing SSIS and the problem went away...Sorry, but I don't have more details.

|||

We encountered this issue some time ago. We incurred this error when trying to execute the 32bit DTEXEC (Program Files (x86)) on a 64bit machine.

As Rafael mentioned after contacting Microsoft support we simply reinstalled the client tools for SSIS and the problem was resolved. We were unable to identify the specific cause of the issue. I believe this is another very similar thread that was discussed a while back: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1557996&SiteID=1

|||I resolved the issue, I changed the connection settings and executed it using 64-bit dtexec from command prompt
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Can''t Aquire connections because OfflineMode is true

I am designing a SSIS package (source=Flat files,, destination =OLEDB) which is executing fine on my system but when I try to execute it on Server 2003 (x64)
it says Error: The AcquireConenction method call to connection manager "name of conn" failed with error code 0xC0014019 and
it says can't Aquire Connections because OfflineMode is true, while as I checked several times while saving the package it is set to false...

One of our developers had the same problem today... try this technet article. I think there are two places where you can set it. A config file and the project settings themselves.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137749.aspx

|||Error says OfflineMode is true, but actually it is not..
|||

One of my collegues ran into the same issue some time ago. After contacting MSF support and several rounds of troubleshooting, I think he ended up re-installing SSIS and the problem went away...Sorry, but I don't have more details.

|||

We encountered this issue some time ago. We incurred this error when trying to execute the 32bit DTEXEC (Program Files (x86)) on a 64bit machine.

As Rafael mentioned after contacting Microsoft support we simply reinstalled the client tools for SSIS and the problem was resolved. We were unable to identify the specific cause of the issue. I believe this is another very similar thread that was discussed a while back: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1557996&SiteID=1

|||I resolved the issue, I changed the connection settings and executed it using 64-bit dtexec from command prompt

cant aquire a managed connection, SSIS

HI I am creating an integration service and have created a connection
manager. I tested it and the connection passed. I then wend to the data
flow source and added a data reader source but get the error , cannot aquire
a managed connection from the runtime connection manager. I am trying to
create a simple package that will read data from a database using a query and
then write it out to an excel file. I am familiar with the old 2000 DTS
package development.
thanks.
--
Paul G
Software engineer.Paul,
I'm in the same boat and ended up having to go buy the Microsoft Press SSIS
book. I'm still going through it.
You probably will have to do the same as SSIS help seems to be limited in
here.
Good luck,
Jay
"Paul" <Paul@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:722EC193-D7B7-4B20-AB4F-1303F4AB625C@.microsoft.com...
> HI I am creating an integration service and have created a connection
> manager. I tested it and the connection passed. I then wend to the data
> flow source and added a data reader source but get the error , cannot
> aquire
> a managed connection from the runtime connection manager. I am trying to
> create a simple package that will read data from a database using a query
> and
> then write it out to an excel file. I am familiar with the old 2000 DTS
> package development.
> thanks.
> --
> Paul G
> Software engineer.|||Hi Jay I was able to get it working. I now have an Integrated Services
packages that moves data from one database to another and if successful
updates a table in the original database. Also if successful I have it write
out in a message box using vbscript. Also if it fails I have it wright out
an error message in a message box.
If I remember correctly I selected the connection from the properties of the
dataflow task. Also on the connection I used the ADO.net. In addition I
changed the authentication mode to mixed (this is in the properties of the
database). Hope this helps.
--
Paul G
Software engineer.
"Jay" wrote:
> Paul,
> I'm in the same boat and ended up having to go buy the Microsoft Press SSIS
> book. I'm still going through it.
> You probably will have to do the same as SSIS help seems to be limited in
> here.
> Good luck,
> Jay
> "Paul" <Paul@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:722EC193-D7B7-4B20-AB4F-1303F4AB625C@.microsoft.com...
> > HI I am creating an integration service and have created a connection
> > manager. I tested it and the connection passed. I then wend to the data
> > flow source and added a data reader source but get the error , cannot
> > aquire
> > a managed connection from the runtime connection manager. I am trying to
> > create a simple package that will read data from a database using a query
> > and
> > then write it out to an excel file. I am familiar with the old 2000 DTS
> > package development.
> > thanks.
> > --
> > Paul G
> > Software engineer.
>
>