January 29, 2010 at 8:24 am
I have recieved some education on SSIS (all on control flow, data flow, tasks, ...) but then my company decided to use Informatica and we didn't pursue SSIS. I am now at a different company and there is an SSIS package stored on a SQL Server that needs a small change that I can handle easily. The problem I have is that have no training in accessing the package, updating it and putting it back. I found one article that said to open a new project and then add an existing package. i did that and found the package made the change and have no idea how to put it back on the server. I would appreciate if someone could give the basics on "how-to update an existing package stored on a SQL server".
January 29, 2010 at 8:35 am
If you have permission, open the SQL Server Management Studio and make a new connection to the Integration Services on the target server. Then just right-click on the folder where the package should be stored and select import package > from file system etc.
If the package name stayed the same, it'll ask you if you want to overwrite existing, so say yes.
Details on various alternative methods: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms137592.aspx
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