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SQL Server Integration Services Tutorial: Pt. 3 - Organizing Packages With Folders in the SSIS Package Stored and msdb; Final Thoughts

   Chapter: Package Management - Security, Storage, Logging and Change Management
Download! Skill Level: 400 (Intermediate - Advanced)
Duration: 9:00
Size: 7.35MB
Versions/Editions Covered: SQL Server 2005
Added/Updated: May 17, 2007

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In this video tutorial, Scott will wrap up the discussion on deployment, as well as introduce you to the best practices that most people follow for the different options when organizing packages.
  • About the package deployment utility
  • SQL Server vs File-system deployment
  • Creating new folders and deleting files at the File system level
  • Options in MSDB

and much more!
Tags for this video: deploy deployment file system msdb organize packages packages  
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This video is part of the following video series: "How to Deploy SSIS Packages: SSIS Package Store, File System and msdb Deployment"
One of the most confusing/different things in SSIS is how you deploy a package. It was easy in SQL Server 2000's Enterprise Manager: You just went to File-->Save and you saved the package in either SQL Server or as a .dts file. ahhhhh, don't we pine for the simple approach?

Today you have a phalanx of options: you can save your packages as a .dtsx file individually, (2) you can save your packages as a .dtsx package as part of a project/solution, (3) you can save your packages in the SSIS Package Store (What? What's that?), or (4) you can store your packages inside the SQL Server in the msdb database.

What's the difference? Which one should you choose? That's what this series is all about!
To view all videos in this series, click here

About the Instructor:
Scott Whigham Scott Whigham is the founder of LearnItFirst.com, one of the web's most extensive video training libraries focusing on technical training. Scott is also an experienced consultant, trainer, and author with more than a decade of hands-on experience working with SQL Server databases, writing and debugging applications using Visual Studio, and performance tuning. Scott designed the architecture (websites, class libraries, and database) for the LearnItFirst.com websites and, most re... (Scott Whigham's full bio can be found on the About the Author page)

   
 
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