Microsoft integration services examples

The FactCurrencyRate fact table has four columns, and has relationships to two dimension tables, as shown in the following table. Our analysis of the source and destination data formats indicates that lookups are necessary for the CurrencyKey and DateKey values. The transformations that perform these lookups get those values by using the alternate keys from the DimCurrency and DimDate dimension tables. Step 1: Create a new Integration Services project.

Step 2: Add and configure a Flat File connection manager. Step 4: Add a Data Flow task to the package. Step 5: Add and configure the flat file source. Step 6: Add and configure the lookup transformations. Step 8: Annotate and format the Lesson 1 package. Step 9: Test the Lesson 1 package. Working with Excel Files with the Script Task Lists the worksheets in an Excel file and checks for the existence of a specific worksheet.

Using Variables in the Script Task Asks the user for confirmation of whether the package should continue to run, based on the value of a package variable that may exceed the limit specified in another variable. Connecting to Data Sources in the Script Task Retrieves a connection or connection information from connection managers defined in the package. Raising Events in the Script Task Raises an error, a warning, or an informational message based on the status of the Internet connection on the server.

Logging in the Script Task Logs the number of items processed by the task to enabled log providers. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Please rate your experience Yes No. After you understand what a project contains, you can begin creating and working with an Integration Services project.

The Project. In Solution Explorer, right-click on an Integration Services project and select Properties to open the property pages for the project. On the File menu, point to New , and then click Project. The Integration Services Project template creates an Integration Services project that contains a single, empty package. To create a separate folder for the solution file, select Create directory for solution.

This is the default option. If source control software is installed on the computer, select Add to source control to associate the project with source control. Click Browse to locate the database. NOTE: To view and change the selected source control plug-in and to configure the source control environment, click Options on the Tools menu, and then expand the Source Control node.

Click OK to add the solution to Solution Explorer and add the project to the solution. Type the path or location for the project in the Location text box, or click Browse to select one.

If you're importing from an. Click Browse to navigate to the folder where you want the solution to be stored and type file name in the File name text box, and click Open. If you're importing from an Integration Services Catalog , type the database instance name in the Server name text box or click Browse and select the database instance that contains the catalog.

Click Browse next to Path text box, expand folder in the catalog, select the project you want to import, and click OK. Review the information and click Import to create a project based on the existing project you selected. When you add a project, you can have Integration Services create a new, blank project, or you can add a project that you have already created for a different solution.

Right-click the solution, click Add , and then click New Project.