Hi Everyone,

I corrected the typo in Level 2 and added a link to the first step (Level 1) of this series. I also updated Level 1 to that it walks...

Hi Everyone,

I corrected the typo and added a link to the first step (Level 1) of this series. I also updated Level 1 to that it walks...

ben.kimball (10/16/2012)

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OK, I am fully confused. I created a "First_SSIS_Project" project, and now have an empty solution that looks like:

First_SSIS_Project

- Connections

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joresnik (10/16/2012)

Figure 13

The server name can be typed into or selected from the Server Name dropdown. Once the server name is configured, SSIS actually connects to the server and retrieves...

ben.kimball (10/16/2012)

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Oops, just noticed a previous reply about the same thing.

However, in the link in your reply, it just takes me to Step One of the SSIS Stairway. I...

Hi Ben,

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russgriff (10/12/2012)

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Hi, thanks for these articles.

When you say: "Open (or create) the SSIS project named My_First_SSIS_Project from SSIS Quickstart: Business Intelligence Development Studio and Your First SSIS Project.", are you...

Hi Jonathan,

If it would improve performance, sure. I am unsure how much performance improvement could be realized unless there are a lot of staged rows, though. But...

Hi MacroCharlie,

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Excellent points, Lisee.

Social Media tools like Twitter have democratized communication, migrating mass communication from the few to the many; the people formerly known as the audience.

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Are you referring to the...

sgeiger 71434 (7/19/2012)

I don't disagree with your statement that events get triggered, we write SSIS packages that handle and perform tasks based on events. The issue that I...

sgeiger 71434 (7/18/2012)

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I think that using the example of a MsgBox in a script task sets a bad precedent. SSIS was never intended to be an event driven...

Thanks Larry,

It wasn't long ago that I was learning SSIS. We all traverse the learning curve. I continue to learn and grow, and encourage others to...

There could be another character hiding out at character 57. My suggestion: Copy the expression to Notepad, make sure it's all on a single line, then copy from Notepad back...