Short Video on Azure-SSIS in Synapse Analytics

Last week, Microsoft announced the public preview of Azure-SSIS Integration Runtime in Azure Synapse Analytics. I streamed about this announcement. Enjoy! The websites mentioned in this stream: Azure-SSIS Integration Runtime now available in Azure Synapse Analytics (Public Preview) Enterprise Data & Analytics Free stuff (and some stuff for sale) at Data Integration Lifecycle Management Suite …
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Azure-SSIS Integration Runtime now available in Azure Synapse Analytics

My friend Mark Kromer (LinkedIn) tagged me in a comment on a post from Nithesh Krishnappa (LinkedIn) announcing Azure-SSIS Integration Runtime now available in Azure Synapse Analytics. My first response was – and I quote – “WOO HOO!” It’s good to see SSIS getting some love. A couple years ago, someone claimed SSIS was dying. …
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Video-Follow-up on SSIS Framework Restartability

A couple days ago I delivered a short demonstration about SSIS Framework application restartability. I saw one thing I did not like – a bug – and I mentioned another bug I witnessed. Yesterday, Kent Bradshaw and I had another opportunity to work on the SSIS Framework code, so we fixed the glitches. Enjoy this …
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Install and Configure SSIS Framework File Community Edition

I recently released SSIS Framework File Community Edition. In this video, I walk through obtaining the code and deploying the components of this free and open-source solution. You can obtain the code at github.com/aleonard763/SSIS-Framework-File-Community-Edition. Note: I tried some new settings in OBS Studio. Let me know what you think! Enjoy! :{>

LinkedIn Poll: Where Are Your SSIS Packages Stored?

I conducted a poll on LinkedIn 7 Jan 2022: If you use SSIS in your enterprise, where are SSIS packages stored? The results are in: With 250 votes cast, the results read: 78% use the SSIS Catalog 12% use the File System 10% use MSDB Thanks to everyone who participated! :{>

Announcing SSIS Framework Community Edition 2022

I am honored to announce the latest addition to DILM Suite, another free and open-source project named SSIS Framework Community Edition 2022! SSIS Framework CE 2022 is an updated version of SSIS Framework Community Edition – which is also free and open-source – but features a separate database, named SSISFrameworkDB,  for storing SSIS Application and Package …
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