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Extracting data from a source - SQL Server Tutorial
From the course: SQL Server Integration Services
Extracting data from a source
- [Instructor] In this chapter, I'd like to construct a full data flow diagram from beginning to end. Let's start by creating a new project by coming to the file menu, pointing to new and clicking on project. This is will be an integration services project, I'll press next, and I'll call it Data Flows. That'll give a fresh project and a new package to work with. Now when you switch to the data flow tab, you'll see this message stating that package doesn't yet have a data flow task. You click to add one and the interface will update. Now if you switch back to the control flow tab, you'll exactly what happened, it just added in a simple data flow task to the diagram. You can have multiple data flow tasks in a single package. If you go up to the top and add in another one from the tool box, Notice that it has a slightly different name, the original is data flow task, and this one is data flow task one. In a sequel server integration services package, you can't have two tasks with the…
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Data flow components1m 49s
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Extracting data from a source5m 43s
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Understand transformations1m 15s
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Character Map row transformation3m 50s
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Conditional Split transformation5m 3s
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Rowset transformations2m 25s
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Loading data to a destination5m 37s
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Prevent duplicate records2m 52s
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