Level: Intermediate
			
			
			
			
			
                
                
                     
			        Kevin Goff
			        Microsoft SQL Server MVP
					Practice Manager
					SetFocus, LLC
			        
			     
            
            
            
			
			
			
			
			
			
                  
	        
				
			
			
		
SSIS has always been a good ETL product. In SQL Server 2012, SSIS got even better. Microsoft simplified certain ETL tasks to help new developers learn SSIS more quickly, and added new features that will be a hit to experienced ETL developers. In this presentation, I'll cover all the new features in SSIS 2012: parameters, new tasks, simplified tasks, new expression functions, data taps for dynamically "tapping" into a data flow pipeline, better handling of invalid metadata references, and a greatly improved deployment model. SSIS 2012 also uses the new SQL Server Data Tools interface (the Visual Studio 2010 shell). After participating in this presentation, you might very well agree with me that SSIS has gone from "good" to "great" in 2012.
You will learn:
- Overall improved UI and workflow in SSIS 2012
- The new SSIS project deployment model and the benefits
- How to incorporate stored procedures and staging tables into ETL scenarios