Knight's 24-Hour Trainer (PDF)

Preface. Welcome To SSIS. Section I: Installation and Getting Started Lesson 1: Moving Data with the Import and Export Wizard. Lesson 2: Installing SQL Server Integration Services. Lesson 3: Installing the Sample Databases. Lesson 4: Creating a Solution and Project. Lesson 5: Exploring Business Intelligence Development Studio. Lesson 6: Creating Your First Package. Section II: Tasks. Lesson 7: Connecting Control Flow Tasks with Precedence Constraints. Lesson 8: Manipulating Files with the File System Task. Lesson 9: Coding Custom Script Tasks. Lesson 10: Using the Execute SQL Task. Lesson 11: Using the Send Mail Task. Lesson 12: Using the FTP Task. Lesson 13: Creating a Data Flow. Section III: Data Flow. Lesson 14: Extracting Data from Sources. Lesson 15: Loading Data to a Destination. Lesson 16: Changing Data Types with the Data Conversion Transform. Lesson 17: Creating and Replacing Columns with the Derived Column Transform. Lesson 18: Rolling Up Data with the Aggregate Transform. Lesson 19: Ordering Data with the Sort Transform. Lesson 20: Joining Data with the Lookup Transform. Lesson 21: Auditing Data with theRow Count Transform. Lesson 22: Combining Multiple Inputs with the Union All Transform. Lesson 23: Cleansing Data with the Script Component. Lesson 24: Separating Data with the Conditional Split Transform. Lesson 25: Altering Rows with the OLE DB Command Transform. Lesson 26: Handling Bad Data with the Fuzzy Lookup Transform. Lesson 27: Removing Duplicates with the Fuzzy Grouping Transform. Section IV: Variables and Expressions. Lesson 28: Making a Package Dynamic with Variables. Lesson 29: Making a Connection Dynamic with Expressions. Lesson 30: Making a Task Dynamic with Expressions. Section V: Containers. Lesson 31: Using Sequence Containers to Organize a Package. Lesson 32: Using For Loop Containers to Repeat Control Flow Tasks. Lesson 33: Using the Foreach Loop Container to Loop Through a Collection of Objects. Section VI: Configuration. Lesson 34:

Brian Knight, SQL Server MVP, MCITP, MCSE, MCDBA, is theowner and founder of Pragmatic Works. He is also the co-founder ofSQLServerCentral.com and JumpstartTV.com. He runs the local SQLServer users group in Jacksonville (JSSUG). Brian is a contributingcolumnist at several technical magazines and does regular webcastsat Jumpstart TV. He is the author of ten SQL Server books. Brianhas spoken at conferences like PASS, SQL Connections, and TechEdand many Code Camps. His blog can be found athttp://www.pragmaticworks.com. Brian watches his 401k wither awayin Jacksonville, Florida.

Devin Knight is a BI consultant at Pragmatic Works.Previously, he has tech edited the book Professional MicrosoftSQL Server 2008 Integration Services (John Wiley & Sons,Inc.). Devin has spoken at past conferences like PASS and atseveral SQL Saturday events. He is a contributing member to theBusiness Intelligence Special Interest Group (SIG) for PASS as aleader in the SSIS Focus Group. Making his home in Jacksonville,Florida, Devin is a participating member of the local users'group (JSSUG). Visit his blog athttp://pragmaticworks.com/community/blogs/.

Mike Davis (Jacksonville, Florida) is an author,developer, consultant, and trainer with Pragmatic Works. He hasexpertise in many areas of Business Intelligence includingIntegration Services, Reporting Services, Analysis Services,Database Administration, and .NET Software Development. Mike hascreated enterprise level BI and software solutions for numerouscorporations. As a trainer he travels the world teaching classes onSQL Server and BI. He also participates as a speaker at events likeSQL Saturdays, SQL Server launches, SQL server user groups, and SQLPASS. In his spare time Mike plays guitar and darts. He is a memberof the North Florida Dart League.

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