Introduction to ETL with SQL Server Integration Services Ashley Day Consultant Milwaukee, WI SQL Saturday Madison, WI April 6thth, 2019

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Ashley Day Consultant with Talavant B.S. in Secondary Education from UW Madison 5 years experience in Business Intelligence Manufacturing/Distribution, Financial Services, Benefits Administration Primary experience in SQL Server/SSIS/SSRS, with additional experience in Azure services LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley-day-a007a430/

Target Audience Beginner level data integration professionals with little to no experience in SSIS Anyone with an interest in further understanding or learning about SSIS as a tool to extract and load data

Overview What is Data Integration and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load)? What is SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)? Familiarization with the SSIS environment Build a sample package

Out Of Scope Installation of SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) (includes SSIS) Deployment of Solutions/Packages to SQL Server Environment

Takeaways Baseline understanding of SSIS and how it can be used Documentation on an SSIS solution Additional resources

What is Data Integration and how does Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) fit into the process? B C ETL Integrated Database Data Sources

What is SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)? Platform for data integration and ETL development Drag-and-drop interface Multiple source types Deploy and schedule packages (SQL Server Agent) Standard and custom tasks

SSIS Environment

Sample Project Move data from csv files to tables in a SQL Server database Auto generate table through SSIS CREATE TABLE in SQL Server Archive files As Time Allows, we will review an extended version of the project with: Sequence containers Parameterized file names SQL Tasks to truncate tables

This slide depicts the information included in the handout provided at the end of the presentation

This slide depicts the information included in the handout provided at the end of the presentation

These are the naming conventions used in the demo: (Note: these naming standards were derived from a 2012 blog post by Jamie Thompson, which is no longer accessible online)

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