As we all know that SQL Server Integration Services is one of the most popular subsystems in SQL Server. In allows us to Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) data between a variety of data sources and programmatically change data in any manner you can think of and script in C#.
In our previous Part 1 – BIDS we learned our way around Business Intelligence Development Studio and we are now itching to build an SSIS package that moves real data!
This article explains:
- The relationship between Connection Managers and adapters (OLE DB Source and OLE DB Destination)
- Role and some features of Data Flow Paths that connect Data Flow Task components to each and represent the "data flow pipeline"
- Design-time validation and how to view Errors and Warnings.
- Some cool time-saving features of the Adapter Editors - we will fall in love with these New buttons!
- Formatting components on the Data Flow canvas so they're aligned.
- Take a peek under the hood of the Data Flow Task, viewing the Data Flow Path metadata.
- How this metadata can be used by the OLE DB Destination to build a CREATE TABLE statement.
Happy Learning
Sudhir
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