Extending SQL Server Integration Services

Module 12
Extending SQL Server Integration

Services
Module Overview
Using Scripts in SSIS

• Using Custom Components in SSIS
Lesson 1: Using Scripts in SSIS
Introduction to Scripting in SSIS

Using the Control Flow Script Task
Demonstration: Implementing a Script Task
Using the Data Flow Script Component
• Demonstration: Using a Script Component in a
Data Flow
Introduction to Scripting in SSIS
• Implement custom functionality with Visual Basic or

Visual C# code
• Configure properties in the package designer, and
develop code using the Visual Studio Tools for
Applications (VSTA) environment
• Scripts are precompiled for optimal execution
performance
• Two scripting scenarios
• Use the Script Task to implement a custom control flow task
• Use the Script Component to implement a custom data flow
source, transformation, or destination
Using the Control Flow Script Task
1. Add the task to the control flow

• Configure properties and logging settings as required
2. Configure the task
• Language
• Entry point method
• Access to variables
3. Implement the code
• Use the Dts object to access package and runtime functionality
Public
Public void
void Main()
Main()
{{
Dts.Variables["User::MyVar"].Value
Dts.Variables["User::MyVar"].Value ==
Dts.Variables["System::StartTime"].Value.ToString();
Dts.Variables["System::StartTime"].Value.ToString();
Dts.Log("Package
Dts.Log("Package started:" ++
started:"
(string)Dts.Variables["User::MyVar"].Value,
(string)Dts.Variables["User::MyVar"].Value, 999,
999, null);
null);
Dts.TaskResult
Dts.TaskResult == (int)ScriptResults.Success;
(int)ScriptResults.Success;
}}
Demonstration: Implementing a Script Task
In this demonstration, you will see how to:

• Configure a Script Task
• Implement a Script Task
Using the Data Flow Script Component
• Create a Source
• Configure output columns
• Implement CreateNewOutputRows method
MyOutputBuffer.AddRow();
MyOutputBuffer.AddRow();
MyOuputBuffer.Column1="Value
MyOuputBuffer.Column1="Value for
for column
column 1";
1";
• Create a Transformation
• Configure inputs and outputs
• Implement ProcessInputRow method for each input
Row.Column1=Row.Column1.ToUpper();
Row.Column1=Row.Column1.ToUpper();
• Create a Destination
• Configure input columns
• Implement ProcessInputRow method for each input
MyDataStore.Add(Row.Column1,
MyDataStore.Add(Row.Column1, Row.Column2)
Row.Column2)
Demonstration: Using a Script Component in a
Data Flow
In this demonstration, you will see how to:

• Implement a Source
• Implement a Transformation
• Implement a Destination
Lesson 2: Using Custom Components in SSIS
Introduction to Custom Components

Implementing a Custom Component
• Installing and Using a Custom Component
Introduction to Custom Components
Extend SSIS package functionality by using custom:

• Tasks
• Connection managers
• Log providers
• Enumerators
• Data flow components
Implementing a Custom Component
• Add references to using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime;

required namespace MyCustomSSISComponent
assemblies and
{
[DtsTask(DisplayName="My Custom Task",
declare UITypeName ="My Custom Task",
namespaces
RequiredProductLevel=
DTSProductLevel.None)]
• Use attributes to public class MyCustomTask: Task
{
provide design- public override DTSExecResult Execute
time information (Connections ,
VariableDispenser variableDispenser,
• Inherit from the IDTSComponentEvents componentEvents,
IDTSLogging log, object transaction)
appropriate base {
class //Code to execute the task goes here
}
• Override the base }
class methods }
• Sign the assembly

Installing and Using a Custom Component
1. Copy the assembly to the DTS folder

2. Install the assembly in the global assembly
cache
3. Use the custom component in an SSIS package
Lab: Using Custom Scripts
• Exercise 1: Using a Script Task
Logon Information
Virtual machine: 20767C-MIA-SQL
User name: ADVENTUREWORKS\Student
Password: Pa55w.rd
Estimated Time: 30 minutes

Lab Scenario
The senior database administrator has requested

that the data warehouse ETL process logs the
number of rows extracted from the staging
database and loaded into the data warehouse in
the Windows event log. You have decided to use a
custom script to accomplish this task.
Lab Review
Having completed this lab, you will now be able to:

• Use a Script task
Module Review and Takeaways
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Module 12

Extending SQL Server Integration

Using Scripts in SSIS

Introduction to Scripting in SSIS

• Implement custom functionality with Visual Basic or

1. Add the task to the control flow

In this demonstration, you will see how to:

In this demonstration, you will see how to:

Introduction to Custom Components

Extend SSIS package functionality by using custom:

• Add references to using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime;

• Sign the assembly

1. Copy the assembly to the DTS folder

• Exercise 1: Using a Script Task

Estimated Time: 30 minutes

The senior database administrator has requested

Having completed this lab, you will now be able to:

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