#ssis — Public Fediverse posts
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Headline: SSIS Is Not Dead. Yet.
Me: Since Microsoft discontinued SSRS for the SQL Server 2025 release, many have been wondering if SSIS' days are numbered. Here's another article prognosticating what comes next.
More SSIS Thoughts: (continued in thread)
https://www.sqlfingers.com/2026/03/ssis-is-not-dead-yet.html
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Headline: SSIS Is Not Dead. Yet.
Me: Since Microsoft discontinued SSRS for the SQL Server 2025 release, many have been wondering if SSIS' days are numbered. Here's another article prognosticating what comes next.
More SSIS Thoughts: (continued in thread)
https://www.sqlfingers.com/2026/03/ssis-is-not-dead-yet.html
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Headline: SSIS Is Not Dead. Yet.
Me: Since Microsoft discontinued SSRS for the SQL Server 2025 release, many have been wondering if SSIS' days are numbered. Here's another article prognosticating what comes next.
More SSIS Thoughts: (continued in thread)
https://www.sqlfingers.com/2026/03/ssis-is-not-dead-yet.html
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Headline: SSIS Is Not Dead. Yet.
Me: Since Microsoft discontinued SSRS for the SQL Server 2025 release, many have been wondering if SSIS' days are numbered. Here's another article prognosticating what comes next.
More SSIS Thoughts: (continued in thread)
https://www.sqlfingers.com/2026/03/ssis-is-not-dead-yet.html
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Headline: SSIS Is Not Dead. Yet.
Me: Since Microsoft discontinued SSRS for the SQL Server 2025 release, many have been wondering if SSIS' days are numbered. Here's another article prognosticating what comes next.
More SSIS Thoughts: (continued in thread)
https://www.sqlfingers.com/2026/03/ssis-is-not-dead-yet.html
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As an #introduction since the migration doesn't bring my history over. Hi all and #BeigeBless I am delighted to join this eclectic server and hope that I can live up to the high standards.
I am a medium old (re-entered the prime decades) white guy living in the middle of the US but don't hold that against me. Married, two kids that aren't exactly "kids". I used to talk a lot about #SSIS, #SQLServer, #python, C#, #Databricks but anymore I think just chat about what's going on in my life.
My newest joy has been my backyard chickens and not maintaining the website https://816chickens.com/
Undecided on me? Here's my easy follow criteria for you
Tea not coffee
Trans rights are human rights
The president is a bag of dicks -
As an #introduction since the migration doesn't bring my history over. Hi all and #BeigeBless I am delighted to join this eclectic server and hope that I can live up to the high standards.
I am a medium old (re-entered the prime decades) white guy living in the middle of the US but don't hold that against me. Married, two kids that aren't exactly "kids". I used to talk a lot about #SSIS, #SQLServer, #python, C#, #Databricks but anymore I think just chat about what's going on in my life.
My newest joy has been my backyard chickens and not maintaining the website https://816chickens.com/
Undecided on me? Here's my easy follow criteria for you
Tea not coffee
Trans rights are human rights
The president is a bag of dicks -
As an #introduction since the migration doesn't bring my history over. Hi all and #BeigeBless I am delighted to join this eclectic server and hope that I can live up to the high standards.
I am a medium old (re-entered the prime decades) white guy living in the middle of the US but don't hold that against me. Married, two kids that aren't exactly "kids". I used to talk a lot about #SSIS, #SQLServer, #python, C#, #Databricks but anymore I think just chat about what's going on in my life.
My newest joy has been my backyard chickens and not maintaining the website https://816chickens.com/
Undecided on me? Here's my easy follow criteria for you
Tea not coffee
Trans rights are human rights
The president is a bag of dicks -
As an #introduction since the migration doesn't bring my history over. Hi all and #BeigeBless I am delighted to join this eclectic server and hope that I can live up to the high standards.
I am a medium old (re-entered the prime decades) white guy living in the middle of the US but don't hold that against me. Married, two kids that aren't exactly "kids". I used to talk a lot about #SSIS, #SQLServer, #python, C#, #Databricks but anymore I think just chat about what's going on in my life.
My newest joy has been my backyard chickens and not maintaining the website https://816chickens.com/
Undecided on me? Here's my easy follow criteria for you
Tea not coffee
Trans rights are human rights
The president is a bag of dicks -
As an #introduction since the migration doesn't bring my history over. Hi all and #BeigeBless I am delighted to join this eclectic server and hope that I can live up to the high standards.
I am a medium old (re-entered the prime decades) white guy living in the middle of the US but don't hold that against me. Married, two kids that aren't exactly "kids". I used to talk a lot about #SSIS, #SQLServer, #python, C#, #Databricks but anymore I think just chat about what's going on in my life.
My newest joy has been my backyard chickens and not maintaining the website https://816chickens.com/
Undecided on me? Here's my easy follow criteria for you
Tea not coffee
Trans rights are human rights
The president is a bag of dicks -
SSIS в Visual Studio: как мы перешли от хаоса к стабильному ETL-процессу
Можно ли хранить данные, строить по ним отчетность, при этом обходясь без ETL процессов? Технически — да. Практически — только до первого серьезного роста данных. Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Алина, и в этой статье я расскажу о критически важном этапе, через который проходит любая data-driven компания. Речь о переходе: от построения отчетности напрямую из операционных баз (или через примитивное копирование в STG) к структурированным ETL-процессам на специализированном ПО. В нашем случае этим ПО стал SSIS — но важно подчеркнуть: сейчас мы используем NiFi с [N] процессорами для управления data pipeline. Однако именно опыт с SSIS стал для нас тем самым «мостиком» между хаотичным и осознанным подходом к данным. P.S. Если хотите узнать про то, как мы организовали работу в NiFi — пишите в комментах, сделаем отдельный материал! В этой статье — только про этап с SSIS. Не потому что он «лучший», а потому что:
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SSIS в Visual Studio: как мы перешли от хаоса к стабильному ETL-процессу
Можно ли хранить данные, строить по ним отчетность, при этом обходясь без ETL процессов? Технически — да. Практически — только до первого серьезного роста данных. Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Алина, и в этой статье я расскажу о критически важном этапе, через который проходит любая data-driven компания. Речь о переходе: от построения отчетности напрямую из операционных баз (или через примитивное копирование в STG) к структурированным ETL-процессам на специализированном ПО. В нашем случае этим ПО стал SSIS — но важно подчеркнуть: сейчас мы используем NiFi с [N] процессорами для управления data pipeline. Однако именно опыт с SSIS стал для нас тем самым «мостиком» между хаотичным и осознанным подходом к данным. P.S. Если хотите узнать про то, как мы организовали работу в NiFi — пишите в комментах, сделаем отдельный материал! В этой статье — только про этап с SSIS. Не потому что он «лучший», а потому что:
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SSIS в Visual Studio: как мы перешли от хаоса к стабильному ETL-процессу
Можно ли хранить данные, строить по ним отчетность, при этом обходясь без ETL процессов? Технически — да. Практически — только до первого серьезного роста данных. Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Алина, и в этой статье я расскажу о критически важном этапе, через который проходит любая data-driven компания. Речь о переходе: от построения отчетности напрямую из операционных баз (или через примитивное копирование в STG) к структурированным ETL-процессам на специализированном ПО. В нашем случае этим ПО стал SSIS — но важно подчеркнуть: сейчас мы используем NiFi с [N] процессорами для управления data pipeline. Однако именно опыт с SSIS стал для нас тем самым «мостиком» между хаотичным и осознанным подходом к данным. P.S. Если хотите узнать про то, как мы организовали работу в NiFi — пишите в комментах, сделаем отдельный материал! В этой статье — только про этап с SSIS. Не потому что он «лучший», а потому что:
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SSIS в Visual Studio: как мы перешли от хаоса к стабильному ETL-процессу
Можно ли хранить данные, строить по ним отчетность, при этом обходясь без ETL процессов? Технически — да. Практически — только до первого серьезного роста данных. Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Алина, и в этой статье я расскажу о критически важном этапе, через который проходит любая data-driven компания. Речь о переходе: от построения отчетности напрямую из операционных баз (или через примитивное копирование в STG) к структурированным ETL-процессам на специализированном ПО. В нашем случае этим ПО стал SSIS — но важно подчеркнуть: сейчас мы используем NiFi с [N] процессорами для управления data pipeline. Однако именно опыт с SSIS стал для нас тем самым «мостиком» между хаотичным и осознанным подходом к данным. P.S. Если хотите узнать про то, как мы организовали работу в NiFi — пишите в комментах, сделаем отдельный материал! В этой статье — только про этап с SSIS. Не потому что он «лучший», а потому что:
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Announcing SQL Server 2025 Public Preview | by Bob Ward. buff.ly/I1PiusL #sqlserver #database #data #sqlserver2025 #linux #ssms #ssis
Announcing SQL Server 2025 Pub... -
Announcing SQL Server 2025 Public Preview | by Bob Ward. buff.ly/I1PiusL #sqlserver #database #data #sqlserver2025 #linux #ssms #ssis
Announcing SQL Server 2025 Pub... -
Announcing SQL Server 2025 Public Preview | by Bob Ward.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/announcing-sql-server-2025-public-preview-bob-ward-4rz2c/
#sqlserver #database #data #sqlserver2025 #linux #ssms #ssis
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Announcing SQL Server 2025 Public Preview | by Bob Ward.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/announcing-sql-server-2025-public-preview-bob-ward-4rz2c/
#sqlserver #database #data #sqlserver2025 #linux #ssms #ssis
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Announcing SQL Server 2025 Public Preview | by Bob Ward.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/announcing-sql-server-2025-public-preview-bob-ward-4rz2c/
#sqlserver #database #data #sqlserver2025 #linux #ssms #ssis
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Announcing SQL Server 2025 Public Preview | by Bob Ward.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/announcing-sql-server-2025-public-preview-bob-ward-4rz2c/
#sqlserver #database #data #sqlserver2025 #linux #ssms #ssis
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Announcing SQL Server 2025 Public Preview | by Bob Ward.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/announcing-sql-server-2025-public-preview-bob-ward-4rz2c/
#sqlserver #database #data #sqlserver2025 #linux #ssms #ssis
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I spent some time today trying to see if #Biml would be a good match for this #SSIS project I'm on. Probably not due to weird data sources, but it struck me--At no point during this development has a tool attempted to *help* me by guessing what I'm going to type, suggesting non-existent syntax, etc.
It's just me and a blank canvas. Kind of nice TBQH
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I spent some time today trying to see if #Biml would be a good match for this #SSIS project I'm on. Probably not due to weird data sources, but it struck me--At no point during this development has a tool attempted to *help* me by guessing what I'm going to type, suggesting non-existent syntax, etc.
It's just me and a blank canvas. Kind of nice TBQH
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I spent some time today trying to see if #Biml would be a good match for this #SSIS project I'm on. Probably not due to weird data sources, but it struck me--At no point during this development has a tool attempted to *help* me by guessing what I'm going to type, suggesting non-existent syntax, etc.
It's just me and a blank canvas. Kind of nice TBQH
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I spent some time today trying to see if #Biml would be a good match for this #SSIS project I'm on. Probably not due to weird data sources, but it struck me--At no point during this development has a tool attempted to *help* me by guessing what I'm going to type, suggesting non-existent syntax, etc.
It's just me and a blank canvas. Kind of nice TBQH
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I spent some time today trying to see if #Biml would be a good match for this #SSIS project I'm on. Probably not due to weird data sources, but it struck me--At no point during this development has a tool attempted to *help* me by guessing what I'm going to type, suggesting non-existent syntax, etc.
It's just me and a blank canvas. Kind of nice TBQH
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This reminds me of #SSIS development back in the day. Do *anything* and Visual Studio locks up for an indeterminate amount of time.
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This reminds me of #SSIS development back in the day. Do *anything* and Visual Studio locks up for an indeterminate amount of time.
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This reminds me of #SSIS development back in the day. Do *anything* and Visual Studio locks up for an indeterminate amount of time.
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This reminds me of #SSIS development back in the day. Do *anything* and Visual Studio locks up for an indeterminate amount of time.
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This reminds me of #SSIS development back in the day. Do *anything* and Visual Studio locks up for an indeterminate amount of time.
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How to Fix the #SSIS Error 'Cannot Convert Between Unicode and Non-Unicode Strings' #SQLServer #SQL
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How to Fix the #SSIS Error 'Cannot Convert Between Unicode and Non-Unicode Strings' #SQLServer #SQL
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How to Fix the #SSIS Error 'Cannot Convert Between Unicode and Non-Unicode Strings' #SQLServer #SQL
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How to Fix the #SSIS Error 'Cannot Convert Between Unicode and Non-Unicode Strings' #SQLServer #SQL
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How to Fix the #SSIS Error 'Cannot Convert Between Unicode and Non-Unicode Strings' #SQLServer #SQL
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Following other's examples, I have updated my #StackOverflow profile to indicate it's now dormant (until I migrate the question and answers to my personal blag and then request deletion).
Overall, the experience was net positive for me. It helped me become a SQL Server MVP. I learned a ton about #SSIS. Most importantly, I learned how to help people define their question so it can be answered. Crucial for consulting.
All these moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain.
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Following other's examples, I have updated my #StackOverflow profile to indicate it's now dormant (until I migrate the question and answers to my personal blag and then request deletion).
Overall, the experience was net positive for me. It helped me become a SQL Server MVP. I learned a ton about #SSIS. Most importantly, I learned how to help people define their question so it can be answered. Crucial for consulting.
All these moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain.
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Following other's examples, I have updated my #StackOverflow profile to indicate it's now dormant (until I migrate the question and answers to my personal blag and then request deletion).
Overall, the experience was net positive for me. It helped me become a SQL Server MVP. I learned a ton about #SSIS. Most importantly, I learned how to help people define their question so it can be answered. Crucial for consulting.
All these moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain.
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Following other's examples, I have updated my #StackOverflow profile to indicate it's now dormant (until I migrate the question and answers to my personal blag and then request deletion).
Overall, the experience was net positive for me. It helped me become a SQL Server MVP. I learned a ton about #SSIS. Most importantly, I learned how to help people define their question so it can be answered. Crucial for consulting.
All these moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain.
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Following other's examples, I have updated my #StackOverflow profile to indicate it's now dormant (until I migrate the question and answers to my personal blag and then request deletion).
Overall, the experience was net positive for me. It helped me become a SQL Server MVP. I learned a ton about #SSIS. Most importantly, I learned how to help people define their question so it can be answered. Crucial for consulting.
All these moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain.
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I did a cool thing at work today: I prototyped compressing large-ish amounts of data from from #SSIS into #Parquet files. SSIS doesn’t have any parquet support so I used CSV as a go-between and #Python to get the data into parquet. 8.5 million records compressed from almost 3 GB down to 180 MB is pretty awesome.
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I did a cool thing at work today: I prototyped compressing large-ish amounts of data from from #SSIS into #Parquet files. SSIS doesn’t have any parquet support so I used CSV as a go-between and #Python to get the data into parquet. 8.5 million records compressed from almost 3 GB down to 180 MB is pretty awesome.
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I did a cool thing at work today: I prototyped compressing large-ish amounts of data from from #SSIS into #Parquet files. SSIS doesn’t have any parquet support so I used CSV as a go-between and #Python to get the data into parquet. 8.5 million records compressed from almost 3 GB down to 180 MB is pretty awesome.
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I did a cool thing at work today: I prototyped compressing large-ish amounts of data from from #SSIS into #Parquet files. SSIS doesn’t have any parquet support so I used CSV as a go-between and #Python to get the data into parquet. 8.5 million records compressed from almost 3 GB down to 180 MB is pretty awesome.
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[video] Using SSIS with Azure SQL Managed Instance and Windows authentication by @pmpjr:
https://youtu.be/HVpE_lpXBLI
#azuresql #sqlmi #ssis #authentication -
[video] Using SSIS with Azure SQL Managed Instance and Windows authentication by @pmpjr:
https://youtu.be/HVpE_lpXBLI
#azuresql #sqlmi #ssis #authentication -
[video] Using SSIS with Azure SQL Managed Instance and Windows authentication by @pmpjr:
https://youtu.be/HVpE_lpXBLI
#azuresql #sqlmi #ssis #authentication -
[video] Using SSIS with Azure SQL Managed Instance and Windows authentication by @pmpjr:
https://youtu.be/HVpE_lpXBLI
#azuresql #sqlmi #ssis #authentication -
Speaking at #DataSaturday Rheinland – Migrating #SSIS to #Azure Data Factory cc @datasaturdays https://sqlkover.com/speaking-at-data-saturday-rheinland-migrating-ssis-to-adf/