Implementing and Maintaining Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services
Course 2792: Three days; Instructor-Led
This three-day instructor-led course teaches students how to implement an Integration Services solution in an organization. The course discusses how to develop, deploy, and manage Integration Services packages.
Audience
This course is intended for information technology (IT) professionals and developers who need to implement data transfer or extract, transform, and load (ETL) solutions by using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services.
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When, Where and How to Register
When: Sept 18 thru 20
When: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM(with one hour lunch break)
Where: 1008 Brookstown Ave, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, Suite A
How: Send email to mwharton@whartoncomputer.com or call 336-724-3446 and leave a message where we can contact you.
Regular Registration: $995 Send checks to Wharton Computer Consulting, 1008 Brookstown Ave, Winston-Salem, NC 27101
Early Registration: $895 if paid before Aug 18 or more than 3 registered
At Course Completion
After completing this course, students will be able to:
Describe SQL Server Integration Services and its tools.
Create an Integration Services package.
Implement control flow in an Integration Services package.
Implement data flow in an Integration Services package.
Implement logging in an Integration Services package.
Debug and implement error handling in an Integration Services package.
Implement checkpoints and transactions in an Integration Services package.
Deploy an Integration Services package.
Manage and secure an Integration Services package.
Prerequisites
Before attending this course, students must have:
Exposure to enterprise data import and export scenarios.
experience navigating the Microsoft Windows Server environment.
Experience with Microsoft SQL Server, including:
SQL Server Agent.
SQL Server query language (SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE).
SQL Server System tables.
SQL Server accounts (users and permissions).
Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction
to SQL Server 2005 Integration Services
This module introduces
the role that Integration Services plays in extracting, transforming, and loading
data. This module also describes the tools that you can use to build and manage
Integration Services solutions.
Lessons
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Overview of Integration Services Solutions
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Integration Services Tools
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Lab 1: Using SQL Server
Integration Services
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Exercise 1: Using the Import and Export
Wizard
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Exercise 2: Running an Integration Services
Package
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Describe Integration Services solutions.
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Use Integration Services tools.
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Module 2: Developing Integration
Services Solutions
This module provides an
overview of the development tasks that are involved in creating an Integration Services
package. After completing this module, you will be able to create a basic package.
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Creating an Integration Services Solution
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Using Variables
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Building and Running a Solution
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Lab 2: Implementing
an Integration Services Solution
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Exercise 1: Creating an Integration Services
Project
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Exercise 2: Implementing a Package
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Exercise 3: Building and Running an Integration
Services Project
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Create a SQL Server Integration Services
solution.
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Use variables.
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Build and run a solution.
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Module 3: Implementing
Control Flow
This module introduces
the tasks and precedence constraints that you can use to implement control flow
in an Integration Services package.
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Control Flow Tasks
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Control Flow Precedence Constraints
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Control Flow Containers
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Lab 3: Implementing
Control Flow
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Exercise 1: Creating a Simple Control Flow
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Exercise 2: Configuring Precedence Constraints
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Exercise 3: Using Containers
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Configure control flow tasks.
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Configure control flow precedence constraints.
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Configure control flow containers.
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Module 4: Implementing
Data Flow
This module describes the
data flow sources, transformations, and destinations that you can use to implement
a data flow task in an Integration Services control flow. It also explains how to
use data flow paths to direct valid and invalid rows through the data flow.
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Data Flow Sources and Destinations
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Data Flow Transformations
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Data Flow Paths
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Lab 4: Implementing
Data Flows
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Exercise 1: Transferring Data
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Exercise 2: Implementing Transformations
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Exercise 3: Using Data Viewers
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Exercise 4: Configuring Error Output
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Implement data flow sources and destinations.
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Implement data flow transformations.
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Implement data flow paths.
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Module 5: Implementing
Logging
This module discusses how
to use logging in an Integration Services package, and explains how to configure
and use logging providers to generate information about a package’s execution.
Lessons
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Overview of Integration Services Logging
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Implementing Logging
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Lab 5: Implementing
Logging
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Exercise 1: Configuring Logging
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Exercise 2: Implementing Custom Logging
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Describe Integration Services logging.
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Implement logging.
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Module 6: Debugging and
Error Handling
This module describes how
to debug Integration Services packages by using the debugging tools in Business
Intelligence Development Studio. It then explains how to implement error-handling
logic in an Integration Services package.
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Debugging a Package
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Implementing Error Handling
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Lab 6: Debugging and
Error Handling
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Exercise 1: Debugging a Package
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Exercise 2: Implementing Error Handling
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Exercise 3: Controlling Failure Behavior
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Debug a package.
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Implement error handling.
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Module 7: Implementing
Checkpoints and Transactions
This module explains what
checkpoints are and how to implement them. It then discusses transactions, and describes
how you can implement transactional data access logic in an Integration Services
package.
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Implementing Checkpoints
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Implementing Transactions
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Lab 7: Implementing
Checkpoints and Transactions
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Exercise 1: Implementing Checkpoints in
a Package
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Exercise 2: Implementing Transactions in
a Package
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Exercise 3: Implementing a Native Transaction
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Implement checkpoints.
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Implement transactions.
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Module 8: Deploying Packages
This module discusses how
to create Package Configurations and how to deploy Integration Services packages
to production servers.
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Package Configurations
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Deploying Packages
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Lab 8: Deploying Integration
Services Packages
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Exercise 1: Creating a Package Configuration
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Exercise 2: Preparing a Package for Deployment
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Exercise 3: Deploying a Package
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Implement package configurations.
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Deploy packages.
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Module 9: Managing and
Securing Packages
This module describes the
management tasks that relate to Integration Services packages and explains how to
perform those tasks by using the Integration Services management tools. It also
describes how to secure Integration Services packages.
Lessons
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Managing Packages
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Securing Packages
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Lab 9: Managing and
Securing Packages
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Exercise 1: Importing a Package
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Exercise 2: Configuring and Executing a
Package
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Exercise 3: Scheduling a Package
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Exercise 4: Securing a Package
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After completing this module,
students will be able to:
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Manage packages.
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Secure packages.
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