First Look at SSIS 2012 Project Deployment Model

First Look to SSIS 2012
Pedro Perfeito
BI Senior Consultant, Teacher,
Developer and Passionate
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Pedro Perfeito
 Pedro Perfeito, 34 years old
 IT degre at Universidade Portucalense (UPT-Oporto, 2001)
 BI Senior Consultant at Novabase
 Participate regulary on Experts-Exchange & Fóruns Microsoft
 Master’s degree on Business Intelligence at ISCTE-IUL (Lisbon, 2009)
 Certificado mundial em Business Intelligence pela TDWI
 Invited teacher at ISCTE-IUL (BI Master) & UPT (BI Short-Master & MBA)
 Microsoft MVP (SQL BI) on 2010 and 2011
 Co-author of SQL MVP Deep Dives-2nd Edition book
 BI Blog with 5 years: www.pedrocgd.blogspot.com
 Preparing PhD on Business Intelligence

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SSIS 2012 Book
Co-author of the book “Microsoft SQL Server
2012 Integration Services: An Expert Cookbook".
Expected publication on April 2012
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services-expert-cookbook

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Agenda
Legacy/Package Deployment Model Project Deployment Model
Project Deployment Model

Developer Monitoring & Developer
Experience Control Experience
SSDT SSMS SSDT

DEMO DEMO DEMO
01 02 03


Improvements and new features that will favor the
development of SSIS projects on SQL Server Data
Tools (SSDT)
Developer Project
Introduction Conclusion
Experience I Deployment Model

Monitoring Developer
& Control Experience II

5

Improvements and new features
#01 Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) is now SQL Server
Data Tools (SSDT) - Visual Studio 2010
#02 The tasks and components design are more appealing
#03 Undo & redo is now a reality
#04 SSIS toolbox improved
 Wizards on Source & Destination components
 Favorites and Common groups
 Double-click add tasks & components to the designer

#05 SSIS variables toolbar improved
 Add expressions directly
 Change the scope of a variable
#06 Success, Failure and Progress new indicators


Previous
Version

New
Version


#07 Connections offline, shared or with expressions have now an indicator
on the respective connection

#08 Copy & paste is now easier without affecting the package layout
#09 Just one click to add a Data Viewer to Data Flow arrow
#10 Script component debug is now possible (Data Flow)
#11 Data Flow column mapper
#12 Group components under Data Flow
#13 Cache Transform allows saving data to memory and reuse it through
Lookup components
#14 Zoom-In and Zoom-Out
#15 New Expression Task


#16 Flat File Source with different number of columns & embedded qualifiers
#17 End of 4.000 characters limitation in expressions
#18 New SSIS functions

#19 New CDC Task and CDC Source and Transform components

#20 New DQS Cleansing Transform component


DEMO
01

New deployment approach for SSIS Projects

Developer Project


11

Project Deployment Model

- New deployment approach for SSIS Projects
- Consider the project as a deployment unit
- Uses a SSIS Catalog for managing the several SSIS projects

- Under SSMS, there is a folder exclusively created to Catalog
- All the information related with SSIS projects (under the catalog)
is stored in a SQL database called SSISDB.


Package vs Project Deployment Models
Points Package Project
to compare... Deployment Model Deployment Model
Deploy unit Package Project
Deploy location File System ou MSDB database Integration Services Catalog
Run-time values Package Configurations Parameters
assignment
Location of the values to Package Configurations Environment Variables
assign at run-time (SQL, XML...)
Package execution DTExec e DTExecUI Stored Procedures SSIS Catalog
Logging Through SSIS Log Provider Configuration is not required
(sysssislog) or customization (Just select the logging level)


SSIS Catalog – Folder Structure
Projects Packages
SSIS Catalog Folder
Environment
Environments
variable


SSIS Catalog – SSISDB database
Executions Executables Operations

Project Tasks & Register operations about
Executions Containers SSIS catalog. (execution,
deploy, config...)

Projects Packages Events

Projects under Packages under Register SSIS events.
SSIS Catalog each Project It depends on the
logging level selected

Environments

Environments of each
project. (Can have more
than one variable)

Parameters

Parameters used on each
package and/or project


SSIS Catalog – SSISDB tables

The Logging Level defined in
the SSIS catalog (or on each
execution), influence which
tables on SSIS Catalog will be
updated


SSIS Catalog – Logging levels
None Basic Performance Verbose
No Events OnError OnError BufferSizeTuning
OnInformation OnWarning Diagnostic
OnPostExecute DiagnosticEx
OnPostValidate OnCustomEvent
OnPreExecute OnError
OnPreValidate OnInformation
OnTaskFailed OnPipelinePostEndOfRowset
OnWarning OnPipelinePostPrimeOutput
OnPipelinePreEndOfRowset
OnPipelinePrePrimeOutput
OnPostExecute
OnPostValidate
The Logging Level defined in the SSIS catalog OnPreExecute
OnPreValidate
(or on each execution) influence the events OnProgress
OnTaskFailed
saved on each execution OnWarning
PackageEnd
PackageStart
PipelineComponentTime
PipelineExecutionPlan
PipelineExecutionTrees
PipelineInitialization


SSIS Catalog – Customization


Project Model – New Features
#01 Pre Built-in reports and the possibility to add customs
#02 Manage SSIS versions (Easy to restore a previous version)
#03 Data tap – Add data viewer without changing a package
#04 Automatic logging and the possibility to easily identify the number of
rows on any place under any data flow through “RowsSent” column


Project Model – Data Tap Configuration


DEMO
02

Improvements and new features that will favor the
development of SSIS projects on SQL Server Data
Tools (SSDT) using the Project Deployment Model
Developer Project


22

Project Model – New Features
#01 Parameters
#02 Task parameterize
#03 Execute Package Task can access parameters of the child package
#04 New system variable with a unique and sequence identifier execution
@[System::ServerExecutionID]
#05 Shared Connection Managers
#06 Execute Package Task can view and
execute packages referenced in the project


DEMO
03

Business Intelligence Blog


Thank you!


First Look at SSIS 2012 Project Deployment Model

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