February 18, 2008 at 2:23 pm
I have installed SQL Server Integration Services on my WinXP client but there is no way I can see to launch it, it is not in my start menu, am I missing something. I installed it from the SQL Server CD and selected Integration Services as Workstation components, Books Online and Development Tools were already installed.
Any incite would be appreciated
February 18, 2008 at 3:04 pm
It should be under All programs --> Visual Studios.
-Edit:
Sorry I'm still running on SQL 2000 at work. I was answering by memory.
February 18, 2008 at 3:25 pm
Thanks for the response, but there is no Visual Studio thats the problem there seems to be no shortcut or executable to run. I have Microsoft SQL Server 2005 but the app is not in there either
February 18, 2008 at 3:33 pm
fred (2/18/2008)
Thanks for the response, but there is no Visual Studio thats the problem there seems to be no shortcut or executable to run. I have Microsoft SQL Server 2005 but the app is not in there either
Hello Fred,
If you have installed SQL Server 2005 then it should appear as
Start --> Programs --> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 --> SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio
and not in Visual Studio. It can be accessed through Visual Studio also as the GUI environment is the same.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Lucky
February 19, 2008 at 6:46 am
Lucky,
Thanks for the reply, therein lays the problem, there is no SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio in the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 group. I have installed the workstation tools as well as Integration Services but not SQL server itself onto my workstation, should not SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio install as a workstation app?
Thanks
Fred
February 19, 2008 at 9:48 am
fred (2/18/2008)
I have installed SQL Server Integration Services on my WinXP client but there is no way I can see to launch it, it is not in my start menu, am I missing something. I installed it from the SQL Server CD and selected Integration Services as Workstation components, Books Online and Development Tools were already installed.Any incite would be appreciated
If you want to work on a SSIS package (new or existing), then you will need to launch Business Intelligence Development Studio and open the project or create a new one.
If you want to connect to an existing SSIS instance, you will need to use SQL Server Management Studio, go to Object Explorer, connect to your instance.
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