The document provides an introduction to SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), explaining its purpose as an ETL tool for data extraction, transformation, and loading. It covers the basic structure of SSIS packages, their development using Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS), and the architecture that supports control flow and data flow engines. Various features and functionalities are highlighted, including package management, data sources, and the use of the Import and Export Wizard.

1. PRESENTED BY:
PRAMOD SINGLA
1. Introduction to SQL Server
Integration Services (SSIS)
.

2. Content
 What is SSIS?
 Basic SSIS package
 Why SSIS?
 Architecture
 Package Development
 Introduction to Import and Export Wizard
 Integration Services Connection Project in BIDS
 Integration Services Projects in BIDS
 Demo: Exploring Import and Export Wizard
 Demo: Exploring BIDS

3. What Is SSIS?
 BI
( SSIS,SSAS,SSR
S)
 ETL( Extraction,
Transformation
and Loading)
Tool
 New version of
DTS
 Other ETL tools:
Informatica,
Talend etc.

4. Basic SSIS package
Extraction
Transformation
Loading

5. Why SSIS?
 World Record:1TB in 30 Minutes with SSIS
 Merging Data from Heterogeneous Data Stores
 Automating Administrative Functions and Data Loading
 Populating Data Warehouses and Data Marts
 Free with SQL server

6. •The run-time engine
implements
the control flow and package
management infrastructure
•The data flow engine
is a specialized, high
performance
engine that is exclusively
dedicated to extracting,
transforming, and loading
data.
SSIS
Architecture

7. Package Development
 Package is the unit of
work that is created,
saved and executed
 Stored in XML
format
 Created using Import
and Export Wizard
 Using BIDS

8. Package Development (Using Import Export Wizard)
Import/Export Data
 Choose Data Source
 Choose Destination
 Specify the Table/Query
 Edit Mapping
 Save and Run package

9. SSIS Development Environment(Using Bids)
 SSIS Projects:
 Data Sources
 Data Source Views
 SSIS Packages:
 Control flow
 Tasks
 Loops, sequences and events
 Variables and scoping
 Precedence constraints
 Connections Manager
 Data flow
 Source and destination
adapters
 Transformations
 Multiple sources with joins and
unions
 Multiple destinations with
splits and multicast

10. SSIS Development Environment(Using Bids)
Data sources
 A data source is a connection reference that you create outside a
package.
 A real-time reference to a data store connection, which includes all
tables and views in the data store.
 Data source views
 Provide a subset of data from a data source
 You can extend a data source view by adding calculated columns that
are populated by custom expressions, adding new relationships
between tables, replacing tables in the data source view with queries,
and adding related tables.

11. SSIS Development Environment(Using Bids)
Control flow Manages flow of the package and perform other
management tasks like logging ,checkpoint ,transaction handling etc.
 Tasks
 Tasks do the work in packages. The most important task is the data
flow task
 Containers
 Containers allow you to group together, or loop through, the tasks
 Precedence constraints
 Precedence constraints join tasks together

12. SSIS Development Environment(Using Bids)
 A connection manager is a logical representation of a connection
 Different types of connection managers enable packages
to connect to a variety of data sources and servers

13. SSIS Development Environment(Using Bids)
Data flow
 Is a engine dedicated to ETL process.

14. Demo

16. Resources & Questions
Contact me :
 Pramod_singla@yahoo.co.in
 http://pramodsingla.wordpress.com/
Microsoft Resources:
 msdn.microsoft.com/sqlserver/
 www.microsoft.com/sql/community
 http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles
/776.sql-server-integration-services-ssis.aspx