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  • Batch Destination and the Merge Destination

    After I created the Batch Destination for my presentation at the MS BI Conference, I was talking with Matt Masson, who let me know that they’d been working on a MERGE Destination sample component, and would hopefully be releasing it soon. It’s out now on the CodePlex site for the Integration Services team samples. I’ve taken a look at it, and it ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on November 7, 2008
  • Error Redirection with the OLE DB Destination

    A question that comes up occasionally is how to handle errors that occur on the OLE DB Destination in the data flow. Errors that occur when using the OLE DB Destination to insert into a table are usually caused by primary key, foreign key, or check constraints violations. When one of these errors occurs, the default behavior of the OLE DB ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on September 5, 2008
  • Configuration Changes in SSIS 2008

    In a previous post, I detailed some of the challenges that I had encountered when trying to modify the connection string used for SQL Server configurations from the command line. In SSIS 2005, command line options were applied after the configurations were loaded (with the exception of parent package variables). Effectively, this meant that you ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on June 20, 2008
  • SSIS 2008 - Incrementally Updating the Lookup Cache File

    There are a number of new features in the 2008 Lookup Transform. Jamie Thomson posted a good overview of the features, and I recommend reading it prior to this article. One of the new features in SSIS 2008 is the ability to cache the data from the Lookup to a local file. This should help improve performance, as the lookup data would only need to ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on May 6, 2008
  • Setting the Lookup Query With an Expression

    In SSIS 2005, one of the challenges with the Lookup transform was that the SQL used to populate the cache was fixed at design time. You could dynamically pass in parameters to the SQL, but only if you turned on the advanced caching options, which puts the lookup into row-by-row operation. With smaller tables (<100,000 rows) this wasn't too much ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on May 5, 2008
  • Renaming the Script Project in SSIS 2008

    I found something interesting in SSIS 2008 today, and thought I'd share it. I was working with David Darden on a package that included a script task. In 2008, the Visual Studio Tools for Applications (VSTA) environment is used to edit script tasks. It exposes a few more details about the script task, including the project name. By default, it ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on April 30, 2008
  • RetainSameConnection and Expressions

    I ran across a forum post today that highlighted a limitation with connection managers that I wasn't aware of, so I thought I'd post it here. If you have RetainSameConnection set to TRUE, and you are also trying to update the connection string through an expression, be aware the connection will not change to reflect the new connection string. ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on March 27, 2008
  • Using the Data Profiling Task To Profile All the Tables in a Database

    SQL Server 2008 introduces a new task that allows you to profile the data in a table. Jamie Thomson has a great series of posts about the different profiling options available on the task. If you are not already familiar with the task, I highly recommend starting there, as I won't be covering that information here. Instead, I'll be focusing on a ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on March 11, 2008
  • The November CTP for SQL Server 2008 Is Out!

    The download link is here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=3BF4C5CA-B905-4EBC-8901-1D4C1D1DA884&displaylang=en Evidently there have been some issues getting it on the Connect site, so they are hosting it in Microsoft's Download Center for now.
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on November 19, 2007
  • Changes Coming for SSIS 2008

    At the PASS Summit this week, I heard a few interesting bits about SSIS 2008 that should be in the next CTP. One, ADO.NET will be fully supported, with a ADO.NET Data Source (renamed from the Data Reader Data Source) and a ADO.NET Destination. Since ADO.NET has an ODBC provider, we should finally have the ability to use an ODBC database as a ...
    Posted to BI Thoughts and Theories (Weblog) by jwelch on September 23, 2007
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