- A number of the videos contain environments for projects that have been set up and took some time to set up. It is not practical on each of these to go through and have you set it up and then walk through to see how it works. Instead, you should watch all of the videos in the order that they're presented. At the end of the course you can then set up your own environment and start learning by going back and walking through and seeing what you can do.
By the end of the course you will have seen on the screen every skill that you need to duplicate what I did on the screen. Now I did include some Exercise Files. These Exercise Files are of three types. On the left I'm showing you a Transact-SQL, or a SQL Statement code. So I've included some of the code that I use in the course to get the results that I wanted. And those are little snippets in there and there's appropriately labeled SQL.
In the center you see an XML file and here's an XML file that we use when we're working within XML in the course. And finally on the right is the most common type of Exercise File you have, which is the Script Task. Now frankly, when you're in coding the script taskes I greatly suggest that you don't use the samples provided. That is when you're trying to make work on your PC what you saw me do on ours then you should type in the code yourself.
You'll just learn a lot more. So again, start at the beginning, walk all the way through it, so you'll see everything that we show you and you'll experience pretty much everything that we do one way or another in integration services. Then go back and start simple and build on out from there.
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2/3/2015- Creating SSIS packages
- Coding and looping tasks
- Managing and administering SQL with SSIS tasks
- Optimizing data for extraction
- Making packages dynamic with variables and parameters
- Using sequences in a container
- Performing joins
- Handling errors
- Working with XML
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 7s
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Using the exercise files16m 23s
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1. Architecture
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Understanding packages6m 50s
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Managing with control flow6m 46s
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Moving data with data flow4m 12s
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Understanding variables7m 7s
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Understanding parameters7m 18s
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2. SQL Server Integration Services Tools
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3. SQL Server Integration Services Tasks
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Coding the Script task3m 10s
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Looping and Sequence tasks5m 25s
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Data Preparation tasks12m 49s
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Using the Workflow tasks7m 42s
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4. Data Flow
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5. Variables, Parameters, and Expressions
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6. Performing Joins
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7. Debugging SQL Server Integration Services Packages
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Using events3m 47s
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Working with logging4m 36s
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Handling errors6m 20s
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8. Common Designs in SQL Server Integration Services
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Working with XML7m 35s
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Deployment2m 29s
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Best practices3m 29s
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Conclusion
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Where to go next37s
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