In the question, it states that "When you build an SSIS 2012 project in the Project Deployment Model, what kind of file is generated in the /bin/Development folder?"

So, if one...

Sounds like you want to import a Excel table to SQL Server database.

Could you provide more detail about your question or problem?

Such as,

the tool you used to import the...

Really good article.

I will read it more in details.

Thanks Wayne!

A useful information.

Thank you too.

After research on details of the problem, I found that SQL Express 2008 Service Pack 1 conflicts with the SQL 2012 Developer Edition. It causes the Database Engine Tuning Advisor...

A good question. Helps to clarify SSIS concept.

In fact when SSIS service stopped, one can execute the SSIS package using the following utilities,

SQL server Import & Export Wizard

SSIS Designer

DTExecUI.exe

DTExec.exe command...

Like the question!

A real good one.

Could you try the Team Foundation Server MSSCCI Provider 2010 32-bit?

http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/bce06506-be38-47a1-9f29-d3937d3d88d6

The answer given for the question is not quite consistent with SQL 2012.

In fact, the SERVER scope DDL triggers present as,

"DDL triggers are not scoped to schemas. Therefore, functions such...

Your question is not quite clear.

Do you mean you want count the number of columns in your flat file and load the result to destination?

Why not use Visual Studio 2010 for your SQL Server development projects source control?

In Visual Studio 2010 Team Suite Ultimate, you already have all projects template for SQL Server Database...

How about,

declare @mydate datetime = '03/3/2010'

--Last day of the month

select DATEDIFF(DD, DATEADD(MM, 1, @mydate), @mydate) as 'Number of Days'

,DATEADD(MM, 1, @mydate) as 'A month Later'

,DATEADD(DD, -1, DATEADD(MM,DATEDIFF(MM,0,@mydate)+1,0)) as 'Last...

A possible valid code should look like:

declare @StartMonth Datetime = 'Jul 1 2008 12:00AM'

declare @query varchar(2048) = 'select'

select ISNULL(AVG(month(@StartMonth)),0), DATENAME(Month, @StartMonth);

select ISNULL(AVG(month(@StartMonth)),0), DATENAME(month,'Jul 1 2008 12:00AM');

set @query = @query +...