When developing and deploying complex ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) pipelines, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) developers often encounter various error codes. One of the more obscure, yet fatal, errors in the Microsoft data platform ecosystem is .
– This guide explains what the SSIS‑913 error means, why it occurs, how to diagnose it, and the steps you can take to fix and prevent it. It is written for developers, ETL architects, and DBAs who work with SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) on SQL Server 2019 – 2022 (including Azure‑SQL Data Warehouse/Managed Instance).
One of the most common causes is a problem with the connections used in your SSIS package. This could be due to incorrect connection strings, server not found errors, or lack of permissions to access the database. SSIS-913
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| Symptom | Remediation | |---------|-------------| | TempDB full errors reported in the SSIS log before SSIS‑913. | Increase tempdb size, add data files (1 per CPU core), or clean up old files. | | High causing lock timeouts. | Reduce MaximumThreads on the Data Flow or set Data Flow → EngineThreads to a lower value. | | Insufficient disk space for bulk‑insert spill files. | Expand the drive, or configure the Bulk Insert destination to use a different DataAccessMode (e.g., Table or view – fast load with Rows per batch ). |
Problem: A view dbo.vCustomerOrders changed column OrderDate → OrderDt . The downstream component still referenced OrderDate , throwing SSIS‑913.
Below are the most common resolutions, grouped by cause. Apply the first one that matches your diagnostic evidence.