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- Introduction to Integration Services
- Defining SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
- Exploring the need for migrating diverse data
- The role of Business Intelligence (BI)
- SSIS Architecture and Tools
Managing heterogeneous data
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- Leveraging the Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) capabilities of SSIS
- Running wizards for basic migrations
- Creating packages for complex tasks
- Explore other supported data sources, such as Hadoop and NoSQL
Illustrating SSIS architecture
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- Distinguishing between data flow pipeline and package runtime
- Executing packages on the client side or hosted in the SSIS service
- Bulletproofing a package with package environments
- Package restartability with checkpoint files
Simplifying deployments
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- Distinguishing between project and package deployment modes
- Deploying packages to the SSISDB
- Running packages from SQL Server
- Leveraging package parameters
- Implementing Tasks and Containers
Utilizing basic SSIS objects
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- Configuring connection managers
- Adding data flow tasks to packages
- Reviewing progress with data viewers
- Assembling tasks to perform complex data migrations
- Migrating multiple files with FOREACH container
Operating system-level tasks
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- Copying, moving and deleting files
- Transferring files with the FTP task
- Communicating with external sources
- Sending messages through mail
Processing XML
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- Iterating XML nodes
- Writing XML files from databases
- Extending Capabilities with Scripting
Writing expressions
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- Making properties dynamic with variables
- Utilizing expressions in loop iterations
Script Task
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- Extending functionality with the Script Task
- Debugging, breakpoints and watches
- Transforming with the Data Flow Task
Performing transforms on columns
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- Converting and calculating columns
- Transforming with Character Map
Profiling, combining and splitting data
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- Merge, Union and Conditional Split
- Multicasting and converting data
Manipulating row sets and BLOB data
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- Aggregate, sort, audit and look up data
- Importing and exporting BLOB data
- Redirecting error rows
Performing database operations
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- Executing a SQL task
- Bulk inserting data from text files
- Error Handling, Logging and Transactions
Organizing package workflow
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- Defining success, failure, completion and expression precedence constraints
- Handling events and event bubbling
Designing robust packages
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- Choosing log providers
- Adapting solutions with package configurations
- Auditing package execution results
- Accessing package data with ADO.Net