
Extract, Transform, and Load with SQL Server Integration Services
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Content
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Why Use SSIS?
- Efficiency
- Database Agnostic
- Support and Documentation
- Availability
- OLE DB vs. ODBC
- Alternative ETL Tools
- An SSIS Overview
- Goals of This Book
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Installation: Stocking the Toolbox
- Technology Stack
- Installing Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition
- Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Developer Edition
- Custom Installation
- Instance Configuration
- Install SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
- Installing Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT)
- Installing Oracle Database Express Edition 11g
- Using Oracle Application Express (APEX)
- Ready to Code
- Optional Products
- Oracle SQL Developer
- SQuirreL SQL Client
- Chapter 3: Overview: Understanding the Toolbox
- Getting Started
- Deployment Models and Utilities
- Project Deployment
- Package Deployment
- Solution Explorer
- Package Views
- SSIS Toolbox
- Properties
- Variables
- Expression Builder
- Package Properties
- Record Sets
- Parameters and Return Values
- Common Elements
- Execute SQL Task
- Data Flow Task
- Script Task
- Containers
- Configurations and Parameters
- Converting a Project
- Chapter 4: Database Setup
- Getting the Most Benefit from This Book
- IBM DB2 Database
- System of Record Database
- Deploying the Code
- RUNSQLSTM to Execute SQL
- SQL Server Database
- Order Entry Database
- Deploying the Code
- Oracle Database
- Data Warehouse Database
- Chapter 5: Data Source Base Project
- Installing the OLE DB Drivers
- Microsoft SQL Server OLE DB Driver Installation
- IBM DB2 for i ODBC Driver Installation
- Oracle OLE DB Driver Installation
- Creating Our Data Source SSIS Base Package
- DB2 Connection Manager
- SQL Server Database Connection Manager
- Oracle Database Connection Manager
- Base Project
- SSIS Code Structure
- Preparing for Reuse
- Copy the Base Project
- Creating a Package Template
- Chapter 6: Extract, Transform, and Load
- ETL Process
- Load the Base Package Template
- Open SSIS Toolbox, After Closing It
- Populating the ORD Database
- Truncate the Target Tables
- Hello World?
- Populate the Target Tables
- Data Flow
- OLE DB Source: SOR
- OLE DB Destination: ORD
- Organizing Your Flow in a Container
- Copy the Container for Products
- Updating Multiple Records Across Multiple Databases
- Load the Base Package Template
- Updating the ORD Data Using OLE DB Command
- Merging Data from Multiple Databases with Merge Join Transformation
- Load the Base Package Template
- Data Conversion (Shortcut Tip)
- Sort Task
- Merge Join
- Derived Column
- A Few Alternative Techniques
- Sorting
- Aggregate
- Chapter 7: Exporting Data to Files
- Exporting Files
- Export to a CSV Text File
- Export to a Fixed-Width Text File
- Export to Excel
- Generating XML Using SQL
- Export to an XML File
- Chapter 8: Importing Files
- Importing a Comma-Separated Values (CSV) Text File
- Load the Base Package Template
- Table or View-Fast Load
- Importing from a Fixed-Width Text File
- Load the Base Package Template
- Importing from an Excel File
- Load the Base Package Template
- Importing from an XML File
- Load the Base Package Template
- Chapter 9: Logging
- Logging
- Text File Logs
- SSIS Log Provider for Text Files
- SSIS Log Provider for XML Files
- SSIS Log Provider for SQL Server Profiler
- SSIS Log Provider for Windows Event Log
- Database Log
- SSIS Log Provider for SQL Server
- Chapter 10: Using SPs, Expressions, Scripting, and Package Parts with SSIS
- Stored Procedure UPDATEs
- Load the Base Package Template
- Stored Procedure SELECT with Result Set
- Load the Base Package Template
- Expressions
- Renaming Output Files
- Copy the ORDPRODUCTExportExcelSP Package
- Scripting
- Sending Emails with Gmail
- Edit the C# Script Task
- Package Parts
- Create the Package Part
- Using an Existing Package Part
- Chapter 11: Flow Control, Exceptions, and Notifications
- Flow Control
- Control Flow
- Data Flow
- Precedence Constraints vs. Data Flow Paths
- Foreach Loops
- Load the Base Package Template
- Conditional Branching with Precedence Constraints
- Copy the ORDPRODUCTExportCSV Package
- Event Handling: Restaurant Manager
- Copy the ORDPRODUCTImportCSV Package
- Fast Load Exceptions
- Commitment Control
- Notifications
- Send Mail Task
- Chapter 12: Web Services
- SQL SELECT Statement
- Web Service XML
- Building a Simple Web Service
- Create a New Method in the Interface
- Using the Online Web Service
- RESTful Web Service
- SSIS Web Service Task
- Looping Web Service Calls
- Chapter 13: Configurations, Parameters, and Deployments
- Configurations
- Why Use a Configuration File Versus Updating the SSIS Package's XML?
- Parameters
- Deployments
- Visual Studio (SSDT)
- Deployment Wizard
- Command Line
- Manifest File
- SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
- Manual Deployments
- Chapter 14: Executing an SSIS Package
- The DTExec and DTExecUI Execution Utilities
- SQL Server Agent
- SQL Server Management Studio
- Appendix A: Additional Resources
- Index
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