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[ssis] december 15, 2014 in integration services | 1 comment about two months ago i was contacted by nat dunn, founder of webucator – a microsoft certified partner for learning solutions. he wanted to know if i’d be okay with them creating a video with content based on one of my blog posts. this video would be part of a new sql server solutions from the web course. who am i to refuse such a kind request? the blog post which has been filmed is the one in which i show beginners the very useful match items by matching names functionality in ssis: silly sql #1: ole db destination [ssis] . interested in watching the movie? check it out at youtube : silly sql #1 ole db destination ssis please note that the situation explained in the movie is something which you’ll only run into when making changes to existing packages. this would be the case when requirements have changes and you need to add additional columns, or when you’re working with template packages. liked the movie? have a look at what else webucator has got to offer in terms of sql training ! have fun! valentino. tags: ssis -- silly sql #1: ole db destination [ssis] august 13, 2014 in integration services , sql server | 5 comments sometimes we take silly little things we do in our daily life for granted and assume everyone else is aware of them too. that’s where we’re wrong: as i’ve found out, they aren’t! not always anyway. that brought me to the idea to start this silly sql blog series. each post will explain one little thing i do or use regularly that makes my life easier. here’s the first one! last week i noticed a co-worker making a lot of keyboard noise while implementing a data flow transformation in an ssis etl package. when i turned around to have a look at his screen i saw he was working on an ole db destination , nothing wrong with that. basically he was hitting the down arrow followed by tab twice, down arrow again and so on in order to set up matching input columns with destination columns. this method worked because we decided to put the incoming fields in the same order as the columns in the destination table and we also gave them the same name using aliases in the source query. however, for tables with over 200 fields this method is quite tiresome (and annoying for colleagues unless they’re using a headset). nice as i am i decided to help him out. i asked him if i could borrow his mouse for a second and then right-clicked in the grey area in between the two tables: you should have seen his face when he saw that window appear, and even more when i selected map items by matching names ! apparently this is some functionality that’s been hidden really well because in that same week i caught another co-worker in exactly the same situation. and these are not junior profiles i’m talking about! if you’re now thinking “hang on, i never have to set up the matches myself?” that may be true! if you’re always creating new packages and the names are matching then bids will set up the matching fields automatically when you open the mappings page. but we are working with previously-defined templates to speed up development. in that case bids will not set up the matches so that functionality shown above really comes in handy! a fast way to find out if all fields have been matched is to click the input column header: this will order the items with the unmatched ones, recognized by <ignore> , on top! see, the things you take for granted aren’t always that for others, as proven here. that’s it for now, let’s see if i can come up with another silly thing for the next post! update: this post was turned into a movie by the good folks of webucator : check it out ! in the meantime: have fun! valentino. tags: integration services , sillysql , ssis -- deploying pdfs, and more [ssrs] may 24, 2014 in reporting services | 5 comments one of my presentations last year covered the topic of automating ssrs deployments through the rs utility . in that presentation i covered how to create data sources and how to deploy shared datasets and reports. what i didn’t cover is how you’re supposed to deploy other items, such as images or pdfs. luckily i got inspired once more through a forum question , so here’s the script for exactly that! for the interested reader: the scripts from my session can be downloaded through this follow-up post: automating ssrs deployment: download . the script below demonstrates how to deploy a pdf but the same technique can be used for any file type. 'the following global variables need to be passed in through the rs command: 'dim name as string = "catalogitem.pdf" 'dim parent as string = "/test" dim reportfile as string = "scripts\resources\" & name public sub main() console .writeline( "running script deploypdf.rss" ) dim overwrite as boolean = true dim filecontent as byte () = nothing dim warnings as warning() = nothing 'common catalogitem properties dim descprop as new [property] descprop.name = "description" descprop.value = "" dim hiddenprop as new [property] hiddenprop.name = "hidden" hiddenprop.value = "false" 'pdf-specific property dim mimetypeprop as new [property] mimetypeprop.name = "mimetype" mimetypeprop.value = "application/pdf" dim props(2) as [property] props(0) = descprop props(1) = hiddenprop props(2) = mimetypeprop try 'read file from disk dim stream as filestream = file.openread(reportfile) filecontent = new [byte] (stream.length - 1) {} stream.read(filecontent, 0, cint (stream.length)) stream.close() dim item as catalogitem item = rs.createcatalogitem( "resource" , name, parent, overwrite, _ filecontent, props, warnings) if not (warnings is nothing ) then dim warning as warning for each warning in warnings console .writeline( "warning: {0}" , warning.message) next warning else console .writeline( "catalogitem: {0} published successfully with no warnings" _ , name) end if catch e as ioexception console .writeline(e.message) catch e as soapexception console .writeline( "error : " + e.detail.item( "errorcode" ).innertext _ + " (" + e.detail.item( "message" ).innertext + ")" ) end try console .writeline() end sub the most important line in all of the above is the one that calls the createcatalogitem method. the first parameter of that function is called itemtype . to find out what the possibilities are we need to look at the listitemtypes method: item type description component a report part. datasource a data source. folder a folder. model a model. linkedreport a linked report. report a report. resource a resource. dataset a shared dataset. site a sharepoint site. unknown an item not associated with any known type. a pdf is a resource so that’s the one we need! when we specify resource as value for the itemtype parameter the function expects an additional property through the properties array parameter. this differs from the deployment of a report or dataset. the additional property is called mimetype and for pdfs the mime type is application/pdf . the script above can be called from a batch (.cmd) file, here’s a possibility: @echo off ::script variables set reportserver=http://yourserver/reportserver ::default location on 32-bit machines -> set rs="c:\program files\microsoft sql server\100\tools\binn\rs.exe" ::default location on 64-bit machines -> set rs="c:\program files (x86)\microsoft sql server\100\tools\binn\rs.exe" set rs="c:\program files (x86)\microsoft sql server\100\tools\binn\rs.exe" set logfile="ssrs_deploylog.txt" set scriptlocation=scripts set timeout=60 set endpoint="mgmt2010" ::clear log file if exist %logfile% del %logfile% echo starting deployment to %reportserver% ::write log header echo starting deployment at %date% %time% >>%logfile% echo scriptlocation = %scriptlocation% >>%logfile% echo reportserver = %reportserver% >>%logfile% echo timeout = %timeout% >>%logfile% echo

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Domain: hoegaerden.be
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Registered: Sat Jan 14 2006

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