Package Samples
To help you learn how to work with the new features in Integration Services, you can download the following sample packages from CodePlex.
Important
These samples are provided for educational purposes only. They are not intended to be used in a production environment and have not been tested in a production environment. Microsoft does not provide technical support for these samples.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Calculated Columns Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to use the Aggregate and Derived Column transformations to compute values and write the results to a file. |
Capture Data Lineage Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to get lineage information about data, add it to the data flow, and write the source data and the lineage information to a table. |
Process XML Data Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to extract data from an XML data file by using an XPath operation, convert the data to a flat-file format, and insert the data into a text file. |
Data Cleaning Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to clean data by applying exact and fuzzy matching of new customers to existing customers, and how to identify duplicate customers by using fuzzy grouping. |
Execute SQL Statements in a Loop Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to run SQL CREATE TABLE statements in a loop, evaluate and clean data values, and insert data into tables. |
Execute Process Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to use the Execute Process task to run an executable that expands a CAB file, read the expanded data, and insert the data into a table. |
Lookup Transformation Sample |
Demonstrates how to use the Cache connection manager to implement the Lookup transformation in full cache mode. The transformation performs lookups on a reference dataset that is stored in a text file. |
SMO Tables DBCC |
Demonstrates how to enumerate the user tables in the AdventureWorks database by using SMO, use a Script task to retrieve the schema and table names, put the names into two variables, and use an Execute SQL task that executes a DBCC CHECKCONSTRAINTS command using the two variables. |
AWDataWarehouseRefresh Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to update the AdventureWorksDW data warehouse from the AdventureWorks OLTP database. |
Synchronizing Adventure Works DW Partitions2 |
Demonstrates how to automate the synchronization of partitions between relational and Analysis Services databases by using an Integration Services package. The sample package uses the Script task and the Analysis Services Execute DDL task, and illustrates the use of the ASSL and AMO technologies. |
Execute SQL Parameters and Result Sets Sample |
Demonstrates how to use a parameterized stored procedure and an SQL statement to query the AdventureWorks database. The package stores the query results in package variables by mapping parameters and result sets to the variables. |
Creating a Basic Package Tutorial: Lesson Packages |
Demonstrates how to use the wizard to import data from Excel and load the data into a table. |
Creating a Simple ETL Package Tutorial: Lesson Packages |
Demonstrates how to use the Foreach Loop to read multiple flat files, and then transform the data. Also introduces logging and configurations. |
Deploying Packages Tutorial: Lesson Packages |
Demonstrates how to deploy packages and install them on the destination computer by using a deployment utility you create. |
Exporting from ODBC to a Flat File Using a Wizard Tutorial: Lesson Packages |
Demonstrates how to use the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard to export data from a SQL Server ODBC data source to an existing text file. |
Readme_Change Data Capture for Specified Interval Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to use change data capture functionality in Integration Services packages to perform an incremental load of all changes that occurred during a specified time interval. |
Readme_Change Data Capture since Last Request Package Sample |
Demonstrates how to use change data capture functionality in Integration Services packages to perform an incremental load of all changes that occurred since the previous request. |