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Error on SSIS Jobs, Invalid URI: The hostname could not be parsed

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Posted on by Tuddrussel 40

Good afternoon,

Wondering if anyone has run across the following error when running SSIS job to pull data from CRM into SQ.

Error: An error occurred with the following error message: "An error occurred when checking the component's license: Invalid URI: The hostname could not be parsed. (System.UriFormatException)

A bit of background, every week we perform a data dump of data from CMR into our DB's to help with some complex reports.  I created and updated a few of the data pulls with some new fields and started to get the following error message.

This only appears to happen when the packages are run from our local server.  If I run the jobs manually from Visual Studio I do not run into any error messages.

Any help or direction is greatly appreciated.

Thank you

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    Marco.P 2,405 on at

    Are there third party tools involved (like kingsway or cozyrock)? It could just be a licensing issue ( maybe you need a renewal or to  install the license on the server).

    Hope It helps,

    Marco

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    Tuddrussel 40 on at

    Thanks Marco.

    When I select the source editor it does show "powered by Kingsway soft" on the tool.  I thought I was using the SSDT version that came from MSFT itself so I didn't need a license for it.

    I will go down the license path and see if that is the issue.

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    Marco.P 2,405 on at

    Ok, so I guess mistery solved! You're definitely gonna need a license, it works on your VS cause you're using the free developer license.

    Glad to help, don't forget to mark an answer as verified to close the thread.

    M

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