If Snowden's leaks are to be believed, the NSA pressured encryption providers to provide some sort of access to them. In addition, a handful of encrypted services providers (http://rt.com/usa/cryptoseal-vpn-close-grant-nsa-521/ ,...

Hi Kevin,

BIDSHelper only supports executable Biml files.

Andy

kenstockwell (8/14/2013)

•Product is ‘free’ so we never really knew how long the support/commitment from the vendor was going to last.

•Only handles components delivered by Microsoft. So you couldn’t create...

Thank you, James!

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Hi jbm6401,

You will want to check out the Stairway to Integration Services[/url] for answers to these types of questions.

Hope this helps,

Andy

david.shink (7/18/2013)

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Andy:

I am an Oracle DBA who has worked with SQL Server off and on since SQL Server 4.2. Ever since SSIS replaced DTS, I have...

shelleybobelly (7/18/2013)

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Looking forward to the rest of the series, Andy. Thanks for your time and effort. Alas, I don't tweet but I do check back here very often. It would...

Biml is relatively new.

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Koen: thanks for answering Vijay's question!

theboyholty (7/17/2013)

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You mentioned an article in the Stairway Series called "Building an Incremental Load Package – Level 3" maybe I'm being thick but I couldn't...

Jeff Moden (7/8/2013)

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You forgot the important part where it used recursive CLR self-relaizing triggers that called PowerShell to run it on a surrogate server to control the process using multiple...

Good stuff, Steve, as usual!

Many developers in the market today started playing with computers when they were children. These young people began learning their craft as adolescents - or pre-adolescents....

Or....

Microsoft could license (or buy) the technology from...

Hi Syed,

The scenario you describe is the default behavior. Make sure the MaximumErrorCount property of the Sequence Container is set to 1 (the default), the ForceExecutionResult property...

Hi Greg,

That is what I am saying, yes. You can develop SSIS packages on any machine just by installing the Microsoft Business Intelligence components. As far as...

Hi Greg,

You can develop SSIS using Business Intelligence Development Studio (for 2005, 2008, and 2008 R2) or SQL Server Development Tools (for 2012) on any server with...