Visual Studio 2017 Microsoft Integration Services Projects

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In the search bar of the opened window, we type "Integration Services"to easily locate the extension. From the appeared list we choose "SQL ServerIntegration Services Projects" and press "Download":

To sum up, we reviewed the updates related to the tool for SQL Server IntegrationServices projects development in the VS 2019. As we have seen, in this version ofthe VS, the tool for designing SSIS projects is installed as an extension of theVisual Studio. We have also explored how to install Visual Studio 2019 and how toadd the Integration Services Projects extension to it.

I think it is also worth noting in this post, which I believe is incredibly useful for developers who are migrating from one version to the next, that if you used to work with TFS as your source control service, you should probably plan on migrating to Azure Dev Ops when you move to 2019.

Sergey, thanks for this article. I want to share with you all the audience that I installed VS 2019, SSDT and extensions with success. But, when I opened an integration services project package with a Data mining model training object on it a No such interface supported error came up. This package runs well in VS2017 and SSDT version 15.9.3. Any suggestion?

The missing part in all of this are the integration projects, when DrDoctor begins working with a new hospital we do a bunch of work integrating their PAS system into our system. This takes the form of a couple of staging databases and a couple of SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) projects.

Whenever we are discussing changes that need to be made we always screw up our faces at the thought of doing the release. We also have no idea which clients have which version, or when we last did a release.

Now that TeamCity is building the project it time to setup TeamCity to package the ispac file into a NuGet package. As mentioned in the intro, we use Octopus Deploy as our deployment system, it in turn uses the NuGet package format as the container for application files (more details).

Hi, I am trying to use your method but I get an error that Integration Services Project1\xxx.dtproj cannot be found. How do I overcome this issue ? I dont see any path that uses Integration services name defined in properties or build scripts

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I have been working with Microsoft SQL Server as my primary database for over 20 years. I have helped many companies to build robust database systems on SQL Server. I have helped organisations upsize from Microsoft Access or convert from other DBMS to SQL Server. I have also built many Business Intelligence applications including Reporting Services, Integration Services, and Analysis Services. I have also moved into SharePoint and InfoPath which integrate well with my core SQL Server expertise.

Along with my consulting, I also teach and write courses specific to SQL Server, BI, and SharePoint. I have trained over 2500 people on SQL Server and BI technologies. I also speak at conferences or provide short talks on new versions or best practices.

Neal Waterstreet is a BI Architect/Consultant with more than 20 years of industry experience. Neal is skilled in the entire BI spectrum, including dimensional modeling, ETL design and development using Integration Services (SSIS), designing and developing Tabular models using Analysis Services (SSAS) and Master Data Management using Microsoft Data Services (MDS). Neal is involved with the database community and has presented at many user groups and SQLSaturdays. He is also a volunteer at the Atlanta Microsoft BI and Power BI Group.

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Tillmann Eitelberg is CEO of oh22information services GmbH, specializing with his company on the topics of data quality, data integration and master data. He worked for over 10 years in the area of data quality, specifically on the Microsoft platform. Besides to the traditional fields of deduplication and postal correction, he deals intensively in the area of data profiling. He writes regularly on these topics and his little passion Spatial Data on his blog at www.ssis-components.net and has published several SSIS components at Codeplex. Tillmann actively supports the PASS Community, he is a board member of the PASS Germany e.V., Chapter Leader in Cologne/Bonn/Dsseldorf and PASS Regional Mentor for Germany.

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As an active member of the community, Tim has spoken at international, regional, and local venues including the SQL PASS Summit, SQLBits, SQL Connections, SQL Saturday events, and various user groups and webcasts. Tim is coauthor of the book SSIS Design Patterns, and is a contributing author on the charity book project MVP Deep Dives 2. He is a member of the Boulder BI Brain Trust, a Melissa Data MVP, and is active in the North Texas SQL Server User Group in the Dallas area.

Kim Schmidt has worn many hats in her professional career. She has three certifications in web technologies, in addition to being a MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional) and a MCAD.NET (Microsoft Certified Application Developer). Schmidt has also been recommended for Microsoft's MVP program twice with 13 letters of recommendation (she cannot be a Microsoft MVP, however, because she is a Microsoft employee). Schmidt is primarily a web developer using SQL Server for the database and she was voted in the 75th percentile off "The Most Influential People Online" in FastCompany's Influence Project (2011). She was the "National Association of Professional Women's (NAPW) 2011-2012 VIP Woman of the Year" (Ivanka Trump and Star Jones are their spokeswomen) and she was in the top one percent of all LinkedIn Profiles viewed in 2012. She was also honored with the Princeton Global Registry 2013 for her commitment to excellence and formal recognition of her impact in the international business community. In addition, she was a major technical contributor to Lynn Langit's "Smart Business Intelligence Solutions using Microsoft SQL Server 2008."

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