Learn SSIS from the Expert By Press Release, 2006/07/11 Total article views: 3648 | Views in the last 30 days: 25 (not yet rated)  Rate this |   Join the discussion |  Briefcase Learn SSIS From End to End SQLServerCentral.com is offering classroom training at our new facility in Orlando and right now we've got an End to End Integration Services class, focusing on one of the hottest new technologies in SQL Server. Our first class is sold out, but there are a few more scheduled. The spots are going fairly quickly, so get your approval and book a spot today! We've got: August 21-24, 2006 at our Orlando, FL training center for $2200 (Register today!!) October 2-5, 2006 at our Orlando, FL training center for $2200 (Register today!!)

If you want a taste of SSIS, click the image to the right and grab this book from Amazon, written by our very own Brian Knight and a few of our other talented authors. We're offering an intensive, 4-day class that covers all aspects of SSIS in SQL Server 2005. We go through all aspects of SSIS using lots of labs and exercises to give you a chance to actually build packages and execute them!

Brian Knight, founder of SQLServerCentral.com, SQL Server MVP, and distinguished member of the Idea Integration team has put together a 4 day class on Integration Services that is selling out across the country. Did we also mention that Brian wrote a large part of Professional SQL Server 2005 Integration Services, listed to the right?

You'll spend time on:

• The new SSIS tasks
• Drilling into the Data Flow
• Expressions and Variables
• Containers
• Event Handling and Logging
• and more...

The paradigm for developing data transformations in SQL Server 2005 has changed dramatically. Building solutions in SSIS is orders of magnitude more difficult and powerful in SSIS. If you are doing any serious ETL work, you need some type of training.

And we've got other classes scheduled as well on T-SQL in 2005, Replication, and more. Check out our training center and

Register Today for SSIS Training!!!

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