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| Module | Approx. Time | Core Topics | Hands‑On Labs | |--------|--------------|------------|---------------| | | 0.5 h | Course layout, tooling (SQL Server Data Tools – SSDT), environment setup (local vs. Azure‑VM) | Install SSDT, create a blank project | | 1 – SSIS Fundamentals Refresher | 2 h | Packages, control flow vs. data flow, variables, expressions, event handling | Build a “Hello‑World” package that loads a CSV into a table | | 2 – Advanced Control Flow | 3 h | ForEach Loop, Script Task, Transaction handling, Dynamic Package Execution, Workflows with Pre‑/Post‑Execute SQL | Dynamic file loader using ForEach + Script Task | | 3 – Mastering Data Flow | 4 h | Buffer architecture, data type conversion, data profiling, error handling (Redirect, Fail, Ignore), data flow performance tuning | Large‑scale fact table load with error output to a flat file | | 4 – Custom Code & Extensibility | 3 h | Script Component (source, transformation, destination), C#/.NET integration, creating custom data flow components, leveraging third‑party components (e.g., CozyRoc, KingswaySoft) | Write a C# Script Component that calls a REST API | | 5 – Deployment & Configuration | 2.5 h | Project/Package parameters, environments, SSISDB catalog, SQL Server Agent jobs, SSIS Catalog security, logging & reporting | Deploy a project to an SSIS Catalog and schedule a job | | 6 – Performance & Scalability | 3 h | Buffer size & row count, EngineThreads, Parallelism, Data Flow Engine (DFE) metrics, partitioned loading, incremental loads, change data capture (CDC) | Benchmark package with different EngineThreads and Buffer settings | | 7 – Integration with Azure | 2 h | Azure‑SSIS Integration Runtime (IR), Data Factory pipelines invoking SSIS, Hybrid Connections, Azure Blob/ADLS connectors, Managed Identity | Publish a package to Azure Data Factory IR and run it from a pipeline | | 8 – Real‑World Project (Capstone) | 5 h | End‑to‑end design of a data‑warehouse load process (staging → ODS → DW), handling slowly changing dimensions (SCD Type 1/2), audit tables, error & retry logic | Build a complete “Sales DW Load” solution from scratch | | 9 – Exam & Certification Prep | 2 h | Review of exam objectives, sample questions, test‑taking strategies | Practice quiz (30 questions) | | Total | ~30 hours | | |
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The source table grew to 80 million rows. The FULL load ran for 14 hours, locked the staging database, and caused the dashboard to show last week’s sales as zero. The on-call engineer (let’s call him Devin) got paged at 3 AM.
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| Concept | What It Is | When to Use It | Gotchas | |---------|------------|----------------|--------| | | Iterates over a collection (files, rows, enumerated values). | Process unknown number of source files or rows in a table. | Ensure the enumerator’s FullyQualifiedFileName matches the variable data type (String vs. Object). | | Script Task | Executes custom C# or VB.NET code. | Complex logic not supported by native tasks (e.g., dynamic credential retrieval). | Remember to set the ReadOnlyVariables / ReadWriteVariables correctly; otherwise the task fails at runtime. | | Transactions | PackageTransactionOption , ForceExecutionResult , IsolationLevel . | Critical sections where atomicity matters (e.g., moving files after successful DB load). | Using Distributed Transactions (MSDTC) can dramatically slow down performance; prefer local transactions when possible. | | Pre‑/Post‑Execute SQL | Executes T‑SQL before/after a container runs. | Setting session options, truncating tables, or logging timestamps. | The ResultSet must be defined correctly; otherwise you’ll get “The result set is not defined.” |