When we are ready to deploy our packages we have the following options available:
- Deploy to the file system
- Deploy to the package store
- Deploy to SQL Server
The simplest approach to deployment is probably to deploy to the file system. As SSIS package is actually just an XML file and it can simply be copied from its project location to a folder on the deployment target. SSIS packages deployed to SQL Server are stored in the msdb database.
The simplest approach to deployment is probably to deploy to the file system. As SSIS package is actually just an XML file and it can simply be copied from its project location to a folder on the deployment target. SSIS packages deployed to SQL Server are stored in the msdb database.
Step 1: Navigate to Package path then double click the Integration Services Deployment Manifest file.
Step 2: Below window will be displayed, now click
next
There are two types of deployment
·
File system
deployment and
·
Sql Server deployment
Select Sql Server Deployment and
click next
Step 4: Now specify target machine server name with
credentials and click browse and select the path. Click next.
Step 5:Now select the path in which the dependencies of package will install and then
click next
Step 6: Click Next
Step 7: This windows
shows configuration file details, click next
Step 8 In this window
check the summary and click finish. Now you are done with your deployment. You
can check by log in target server’s SQL server Management studio. Connect to integration
services and under stored packages. You can find your deployed package.
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