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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services
By Kirk Haselden
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Publisher: Sams
Pub Date: July 21, 2006
Print ISBN-10: 0-672-32781-3
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-672-32781-0
Pages: 744
 

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   Copyright
   Foreword
   About the Author
   Acknowledgments
   We Want to Hear from You!
    Part I:  Getting Started
      Chapter 1.  Welcome to SQL Server Integration Services 2005
      What Is SQL Server Integration Services?
      A Short Integration Services History
      What's New? (or, This Is Not Your Father's DTS!)
      How This Book Is Organized
      The Sample Projects
      Chapter 2.  Setting Up Integration Services
      Installing IS
      Surface Area Configuration
      Setting Up Book Samples
      Where Is Everything?
      Helpful Resources
      Summary
      Chapter 3.  Migrating from DTS
      The Scope of Things
      Available Migration Resources
      Some Migration Considerations
      Summary
      Chapter 4.  Building a PackageQuick Start
      Quick Start
      Summary
    Part II:  Integration Services Basics and Concepts
      Chapter 5.  The Business Intelligence Development Studio
      Getting Started
      The Integration Services Options
      Visual Studio Standard Options
      Summary
      Chapter 6.  The Building Blocks of Integration Services
      The Building Blocks of Integration Services
      The Package and Other Objects
      The Data Flow Task, Adapters, and Transforms
      Data Flow Versus WorkflowFundamental Differences
      Summary
      Chapter 7.  Grouping Control Flow with Containers
      The Container Concept
      Scoping
      Common Container Properties
      Designer Groupingsthe Noncontainers
      The Task and the Taskhost Container
      The Looping Containers
      The Package Container
      Summary
    Part III:  Control Flow Services
      Chapter 8.  The Stock Tasks
      Common Task Conventions
      Task Groups
      The Workflow Tasks
      The Scripting Tasks
      The Data-Processing Tasks
      Summary
      Chapter 9.  Using Expressions
      Expression Basics
      Property Expressions
      Data Flow Property Expressions
      Variable Expressions
      Precedence Constraint Expressions
      For Loop Expressions
      Summary
      Chapter 10.  The Stock Connection Managers
      Connection Manager Concepts
      Creating Connection Managers
      Stock Connection Managers
      Data Sources and Data Source Views
      Summary
      Chapter 11.  Logging and the Stock Log Providers
      The Basics
      Configuring Package Logging
      The Stock Log Providers
      Logging Providers and Logging Options
      Logging Schema
      Log Events
      Custom Logging
      Summary
      Chapter 12.  The Venerable Variable
      Important Variable ConceptsProperties, Scope, Type, and Namespace
      System Variables
      Creating and Using Variables
      Execution Time Behavior
      Variable Tips and Tricks
      Summary
      Chapter 13.  Looping and Foreach Enumerators
      The For Loop
      The Foreach Loop
      Stock Foreach Enumerators
      Summary
    Part IV:  Management Services
      Chapter 14.  Configuring and Deploying Solutions
      Package Configurations
      The Package Configurations Organizer
      Package Configuration Types
      Deploying Packages
      Configuration and Deployment Approaches
      Summary
      Chapter 15.  Using the Script Task
      The Script Task Environment
      Using the Script Task
      Script Task Samples
      Summary
      Chapter 16.  Using Source Control
      What Is Source Control?
      Source Control in the Designer (BIDS)
      Practices
      Summary
      Chapter 17.  SQL Server Management Studio
      SQL Server Management Studio Overview
      Connecting to the Integration Services Server
      Managing Packages
      Using SQL Server Agent to Execute Packages
      Configuring the Integration Services Server
      Summary
      Chapter 18.  Securing Packages
      Controlling Package Access
      Identifying Sensitive Data
      Protecting Packages and Other Files
      Integrating with SQL Server Agent
      Detecting Package Modification
      Security Scenario Settings
      Summary
    Part V:  The Data Flow Task
      Chapter 19.  Introducing the Data Flow Task
      Pipeline Philosophy 101
      Data Flow Terms
      Data Flow Properties
      Summary
      Chapter 20.  The Stock Data Flow Components
      Common Component Conventions
      Source Adapters
      Flow Control Transforms
      Auditing Transforms
      Data Manipulation Transforms
      Destination Adapters
      Summary
      Chapter 21.  Using the Script Component
      Introduction to the Script Component
      Creating a Source Adapter
      Creating a Destination Adapter
      Creating a Transformation
      Asynchronous Outputs
      Summary
      Chapter 22.  Advanced Data Flow Transformations
      The Slowly Changing Dimension Wizard and Transform (SCD)
      Data Cleansing Components
      Text Mining and Document Warehousing Components
      Summary
      Chapter 23.  Data Flow Task Internals and Tuning
      Data Flow Task Under the Hood
      Turnkey Settings for Speedup
      An Approach to Data Flow Optimization
      Summary
    Part VI:  Programming Integration Services
      Chapter 24.  Building Custom Tasks
      Custom Runtime Components
      Starting an SSIS Custom Component Project
      Developing and Debugging the Task
      Building the Task User Interface
      Custom Task Best Practices
      Summary
      Chapter 25.  Building Custom Data Flow Components
      Custom Component Concepts
      The Sample Components
      The Design Time Methods
      The Runtime Methods
      Writing a Source Adapter
      Writing a Destination Adapter
      Writing a Transform
      Summary
   Index


Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services
ISBN: 0672327813
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 200
Authors: Kirk Haselden

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