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Where is SSIS?

I have SQL Server 2008 installed - I'm not sure what version, probably developer edition.

I can't see SSIS installed anywhere - I have SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio, SSMS and various other tools (profiler etc). I can't see it in the programs list anyway.

I also have VS 2008 installed.

Do I have SSIS, if not how do I get it?

This is on my development machine - it is Windows 7 64 bit.

PedroCGD

Go to control panel, goto to SERVICES and search for SQL Server Integration Services... Is it there?
Regards,
Pedro

lcohan

Any SQL IMPORT/EXPORT database task you will perform from SQL 2008 SSMS is using SSIS

EvilPostIt

As per PedroCGD's comment. "SQL Server Integration Services" will be underneath the services window if it is installed. If not you will need to re-run the installation and select SSIS.

purplesoup

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ok I do have SQL Server Integration Services 10.0 in services.

I do have an import and export data entry, but this is just a wizard.

I asked the question because I just watched a video from SQL Share

http://www.sqlshare.com/showitem.aspx?id=44D341A4-A57F-4ADB-B011-9C7D4C0CC729

and would like to try using SSIS. In the video it shows an SSIS package within Visual Studio, where you drag and drop items (such as a data flow task) into the package - it is this I want to use.

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