I have installed ssdt for visual studio 2017, which i also have. Ole db source to get data via a view, (all string columns in db table nvarchar or nchar). Despite it going to full release, they held back support for a later date.
Derived column to format existing date and add it on.
I have been working on a huge etl project with 150+ tables and during the design i had to make a major change on destination column names and data types for a couple of. I have a sql server job that runs monthly that runs in server. Now i am not able to find the ssis toolbox in my visual. I created an ssis package via an import wizard and i can't find the ssis packages on the server using management studio.
On the connection manager general page, it has 65001 as the code page (i was testing something). I am trying to create an ssis package to loop through files in the folder and get the path + filename and finally execute the stored proc with parameter as path+filename. I am running sql server 2014 on my machine. Have a pretty straight forward ssis package:
Execute an ssis package doesn't appear as an option when i go.
The connection manager will not acquire a connection because the connection manager. Can someone tell me what the ssis package is all about? 6 ssis, and maintenance plans, were not intially supported in ssms 21. When i open my existing ssis project in design view i get the following error:
Job is using an ssis package and is supposed to extract the data from database and and create an excel sheet. In an ssis package that i'm writing, i have a csv file as a source.
