September 12, 2018 at 7:27 am
We migrated from SQL Server 2008/VS2008 to SQL Server 2016/VS2017(Community) 2 weeks ago. All of our existing SSIS packages are running through the existing SQL Server Agent Jobs without any issues.
I can see our packages from VS2017.
I can not see the SSIS toolbox. I right click on the canvas of either an existing or new package, click SSIS toolbox and nothing happens. I click on the little icon in the upper right of the design surface and nothing happens.
I have reinstalled SSDT to Repair, then rebooted and still no toolbox.
When I click on Help and About Visual Studio, I see SSDT in the list.
I can create a new SSIS project, and I can create a dataflow and connection manager, but without a toolbox, this isn't helpful.
What am I doing wrong and how can I get a toolbox?
Thanks
September 12, 2018 at 7:43 am
alicesql - Wednesday, September 12, 2018 7:27 AMWe migrated from SQL Server 2008/VS2008 to SQL Server 2016/VS2017(Community) 2 weeks ago. All of our existing SSIS packages are running through the existing SQL Server Agent Jobs without any issues.
I can see our packages from VS2017.
I can not see the SSIS toolbox. I right click on the canvas of either an existing or new package, click SSIS toolbox and nothing happens. I click on the little icon in the upper right of the design surface and nothing happens.
I have reinstalled SSDT to Repair, then rebooted and still no toolbox.
When I click on Help and About Visual Studio, I see SSDT in the list.
I can create a new SSIS project, and I can create a dataflow and connection manager, but without a toolbox, this isn't helpful.
What am I doing wrong and how can I get a toolbox?
Thanks
I think I remember a case where the window containing the SSIS Toolbox somehow became tiny and was therefore very difficult to see. I suggest that you scour your monitor for signs of a very small window.
If you haven't even tried to resolve your issue, please don't expect the hard-working volunteers here to waste their time providing links to answers which you could easily have found yourself.
September 12, 2018 at 7:49 am
Phil Parkin - Wednesday, September 12, 2018 7:43 AMalicesql - Wednesday, September 12, 2018 7:27 AMWe migrated from SQL Server 2008/VS2008 to SQL Server 2016/VS2017(Community) 2 weeks ago. All of our existing SSIS packages are running through the existing SQL Server Agent Jobs without any issues.
I can see our packages from VS2017.
I can not see the SSIS toolbox. I right click on the canvas of either an existing or new package, click SSIS toolbox and nothing happens. I click on the little icon in the upper right of the design surface and nothing happens.
I have reinstalled SSDT to Repair, then rebooted and still no toolbox.
When I click on Help and About Visual Studio, I see SSDT in the list.
I can create a new SSIS project, and I can create a dataflow and connection manager, but without a toolbox, this isn't helpful.
What am I doing wrong and how can I get a toolbox?
ThanksI think I remember a case where the window containing the SSIS Toolbox somehow became tiny and was therefore very difficult to see. I suggest that you scour your monitor for signs of a very small window.
OMG! It was behind the main toolbox. You have saved my sanity. Thank you!
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