I just finished removing the latest appointment to attend an event from my calendar. A lot of awesome community events are being postponed or canceled. Let’s face it: the news stinks these days. What can we do about it? We can have free webinars online! Let’s Do This! Enterprise Data & Analytics is excited to …
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Author:Andy Leonard
Christian, husband, dad, grandpa, Data Philosopher, Data Engineer; Azure Data Factory, Fabric Data Factory, and SSIS guy; and farmer. I was cloud before cloud was cool. :{>
Updating Default SSIS Values in the SSIS Catalog
A couple friends recently contacted me trying to solve a similar issue: how to update parameter values stored in the SSIS Catalog. One of my friends was interested in migrating their SSIS Catalog to a new server and needed to update several default SSIS parameter values stored in the SSIS Catalog. My answer here consists …
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Keeping Up With Technology – Eugene Meidinger
In case you missed it, Eugene Meidinger (Blog | @SQLGene) recently delivered some fantastic advice spanning technology, critical thinking, and careers. Want more? Join Eugene 06 Mar 2020 for a day-long training event: Power BI: The Other 90%! Please find details here. Register today! :{>
For a Limited Time: Use SSIS Catalog Browser to Manage DtsConfig Files
For a limited time, I am making DtsConfig Management – a feature of SSIS Catalog Compare – available in the latest (free) version of SSIS Catalog Browser. Am I awesome? Well, no. I am not awesome. This feature could use more testing. I can hear some of you thinking,… “Why Do I Need to Manage …
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SSIS Catalog Browser v0.9.2.1
I added Catalog Statistics to the latest version of SSIS Catalog Browser – version 0.9.2.1. I like the idea for a number of reasons but I am definitely biased; I built it. There are additional improvements over the previous release, but the improved performance from v0.9.1.0 is still there. Take SSIS Catalog Browser version 0.9.2.1 …
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Azure DevOps, Software Development, and Git Part 3 – Command-Line
I’m writing about my journey with git, sharing my experiences along the way. The series to date: Azure DevOps, SSIS, and Git Part 0 – Getting Started Azure DevOps, Software Development, and Git Part 1 – Applied Azure DevOps, Software Development, and Git Part 2 – Distributed Version Control In this post I cover command-line …
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Azure DevOps, Software Development, and Git Part 2 – Distributed Version Control
I’ve been learning git and… it’s been challenging. I’ve written about my experiences: Azure DevOps, SSIS, and Git Part 0 – Getting Started Azure DevOps, Software Development, and Git Part 1 – Applied In this post I discuss some benefits of distributed version control. But first, I’d like to share this caused no small number …
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SSIS Extension 3.4 Available for Visual Studio 2019
The SSIS team announces the General Availability (GA) of the SQL Server Integration Services Projects – version 3.4 – extension for Visual Studio 2019. If you have not SSIS in Visual Studio 2019, it’s… different. Enjoy! :{>
Error – Failed to Start the Integration Runtime
“There I was…” Andy, circa 2020 I confess it had been a while since I created an Azure Data Factory (ADF) instance – too long, in fact. I’ve learned it’s important to build a data factory every now and then to make sure I haven’t missed anything new that has been recently added. Plus, I …
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Announcing SSIS Catalog Browser v0.9.1.0
I am excited to announce a fairly substantial update to SSIS Catalog Browser! What’s New? In a word, speed. The #1 complaint I received from customers using previous versions of SSIS Catalog Browser – especially customers with more than a few SSIS packages and projects in their SSIS Catalog – was related to the amount …
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