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We have been running an SSIS package successfully in production now for 3 weeks, after 2 months of extensive testing. Last night the package failed repeatedly with the error message :
"Not enough storage is available to complete this operation"
On one occasion it failed with message :
"A buffer failed while allocating 10483456 bytes."
Any ideas would be welcome!
This has happened to many many times with packages scheduled through SQL Agent and I haven't been able to figure out why. Usually I would simply restart the server and then kick off the job again and it would work. I realize this isn't a solution but MSDN really doesn't offer any great explanations as to why this does occur.