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Package Configurations in SSIS: How to Use Package Configurations to Create Flexible and Reusable Packages - Video Series
Video Image Video Category: Package Management - Security, Storage, Logging and Change Management

Skill Level: 400 (Intermediate - Advanced)

Versions/Editions Covered: SQL Server 2005
A new feature in SQL Server Integration Services is the Package Configuration. This  video series will give you an introduction to what a configuration pack is, how it can help you when it comes to moving from server to server, how to schedule a job so that your job reads the connection information from the configuration file when executing an SSIS package, and discuss other features that are avaliable with package configurations.

Highlights from this series:

  • What is a package configuration
  • Changing/deploying testing package
  • Where package configurations come in handy
  • Working with multiple package configuration files
  • About Registry Entry, Parent Package Variables, and Sql Server configuration types
  • Direct package configuration vs indirect package configuration

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