SQL Server Day: SSIS Data Flow Scripting

Posted: Jan 11, 2011 at 12:27 PM
By: Anthony de Bruyn
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Recording from the SQL Server Day in Belgium:

Integration services is a handy ETL tool, with many build-in sources, transformations and
destinations. With the Script component, we can add custom .Net code to our
integration services data flows. In this session, we investigate all the
possible scripting scenarios: sources, destinations and transformations,
synchronous and asynchronous transformations, with and without additional
connections, with single or multiple output streams. So, if you have some .Net
coding skills, and you are an SSIS developer, come and have a look at how to
combine both.

Speaker: Nico Jacobs

Looking for IT Pro oriented videos from the SQL Server Day? Find them here
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