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By: Sergey Gigoyan | Updated: 2020-07-09 | Comments (9) | Related: More >Integration Services Development


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Problem

SQL Server Integration Services is Microsoft's powerful platform for implementingExtract, Transform and Load (ETL) solutions. It allows SQL Server Professionalsto solve complex business intelligence tasks and work with a wide range of datasources. Microsoft provides a graphical tool for designing and developing IntegrationServices projects. This tool has always been an integral part of the Visual Studio.However, the name of this tool as well as the method of its installation variesfrom version to version of Visual Studio (VS). In this article, we are going toillustrate how to install the SQL Server Integration Services development tool forthe latest version of Visual Studio.

Solution

As mentioned above, Microsoft's tool for developing Integration Servicesprojects is named differently in different versions of the Visual Studio. For example,for the SQL Server 2008/2008R2 integration services, this tool was VS 2008'sBusiness Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) and came with the SQL Server installationmedia. In VS 2010, the tool was renamed as the SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) andshipped as a part of the SQL Server 2012 installation media. In VS 2012/2013, thistool was slightly renamed as SSDT-BI and needed a separate download. In VS 2015,it was called SSDT and needed a separate download. In VS 2017, this tool could beinstalled during the VS installation. It is worth mentioning that BIDS, SSDT-BI,and SSDT can be used not only for working with SSIS projects, but also SQL ServerAnalytical Services and SQL Server Reporting Services projects. Additionally, itis important to note that SSDT is backward compatible, which means that projectsdesigned on the newer versions of SSDT can run on older versions of SQL Server.

Now, after that historical review, let's move to the latest release ofVisual Studio – VS 2019 and see what this version provides as an SSIS developmenttool. For this version of the VS, there is no standalone installer for SSDT. Whilein this version the core components of SSDT for creating database projects haveremained integrated in Visual Studio, the Integration Services, Analysis Services,and Reporting Services projects have become just an extension of the VS. Thus, inorder to install the tool for SSIS development, we first need to install VS 2019.Therefore, we will divide our article into two parts. In the first part we willdescribe the installation of VS 2019 and in the second part, will illustrate theSSIS's extension installation.

Vs 2019 Community Edition

Installing Visual Studio 2019

To download Visual Studio 2019 we will use thefollowinglink.

For our example, we will download the free, Community edition of this product:

Then, we will click on 'Free download'. After downloading the.exe file, we will double click on it to start the process:

The Visual Studio installer starts and after some time the following window isopened:

To add SSDT, we scroll down and choose 'Data storage and processing'.Then, we press the 'Install' button and wait for the installationto complete:

After installation, restart is required, so we press 'Restart':

After having our computer rebooted, we start Visual Studio:

On the next screen, just to keep our example simple, we just click 'Notnow, maybe later.' instead of signing in:

After that, we choose the theme and click on 'Start Visual Studio':

Well, we have installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 on our computer. Now, it'stime to add the extension for developing Integration Services projects.

Adding the SSIS Projects extension to the Visual Studio 2019

When Visual Studio is opened, we click on 'Continue without code'to add the necessary extension:

In this window, we click on 'Extensions' > 'Manage Extensions':

In the search bar of the opened window, we type 'Integration Services'to easily locate the extension. From the appeared list we choose 'SQL ServerIntegration Services Projects' and press 'Download':

Then, we will execute the downloaded .exe file:

The installation of the extension begins. Now, we will follow some simple steps.In the next window we click 'OK':

After that, we click 'Next' to continue:

If you receive the following message, you probably have SQL Server ManagementStudio opened:

Close it and click 'OK'. The process should continue:

Finally, the setup is completed and we have our extension installed:

Now, we are ready to create Integration Services projects. In Visual Studio,we choose 'Create a new project':

In the next window, we type 'integration' to find 'Integration ServicesProject' and click on it:

We choose a name for our project:

Hence, it is ready! We opened the interface where we can design and develop SSIS2019 packages:

Conclusion

To sum up, we reviewed the updates related to the tool for SQL Server IntegrationServices projects development in the VS 2019. As we have seen, in this version ofthe VS, the tool for designing SSIS projects is installed as an extension of theVisual Studio. We have also explored how to install Visual Studio 2019 and how toadd the Integration Services Projects extension to it.

Next Steps

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Last Updated: 2020-07-09



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And if you'd like to try out our newest version, consider downloading and installing Visual Studio 2019 instead.

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This topic applies to Visual Studio on Windows. For Visual Studio for Mac, see Update Visual Studio for Mac.

Update Visual Studio 2017 version 15.6 or later

We've streamlined the installation and update experience to make it easier to use directly from within the IDE. Here's how to update from version 15.6 and later to newer versions of Visual Studio.

Using the Notifications hub

When there's an update, there's a corresponding notification flag in Visual Studio.

  1. Save your work.

  2. Choose the notification flag to open the Notifications hub, and then choose the update that you want to install.

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    Your update continues. Then, when it's complete, Visual Studio restarts.

    Note

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You can check for an update and then install the update from the menu bar in Visual Studio.

  1. Save your work.

  2. Choose Help > Check for Updates.

  3. When the Update dialog box opens, choose Update Now.

    The update proceeds as described in the previous section, and then Visual Studio restarts after the update completes successfully.

    Note

    When you run Visual Studio in administrator mode, you must manually restart Visual Studio after the update.

Using the Visual Studio Installer

As in earlier versions of Visual Studio, you can use the Visual Studio Installer to install an update.

  1. Save your work.

  2. Open the installer. The Visual Studio Installer might require updating before you continue.

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    Choose the Update button to install the updates.

Update Visual Studio 2017 version 15.5 or earlier

If you're using an earlier version, here's how to apply an update from Visual Studio 2017 version 15.0 through version 15.5.

Update by using the Notifications hub

  1. When there are updates, there's a corresponding notification flag in Visual Studio.

    Choose the notification flag to open the Notifications hub.

    Tip

    An update for an edition of Visual Studio 2017 is cumulative, so always choose to install the one with the most recent version number.

  2. Choose 'Visual Studio Update' is available, which opens the Extensions and Updates dialog box.

  3. In the Extensions and Updates dialog box, choose the Update button.

More about Visual Studio notifications

Visual Studio notifies you when an update is available for Visual Studio itself or for any components, and also when certain events occur in the Visual Studio environment.

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Update by using the Visual Studio Installer

  1. Open the installer. You might need to update the installer before continuing. If this is the case, you're prompted to do so.

    Note

    On a computer running Windows 10, you can find the installer under the letter V as the Visual Studio Installer, or under the letter M as the Microsoft Visual Studio Installer.

  2. On the Product page in the installer, look for the edition of Visual Studio that installed previously.

  3. If an update is available, you see an Update button. (It might take a few seconds for the installer to determine whether an update is available.)

    Choose the Update button to install the updates.

We encourage you to update to the most recent release of Visual Studio 2019 so that you always get the latest features, fixes, and improvements.

If you haven't already installed Visual Studio 2019, go to the Visual Studio downloads page to install it for free. If you are currently using a different version of Visual Studio, you can either install Visual Studio versions side-by-side, or uninstall previous versions of Visual Studio.

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Note

This topic applies to Visual Studio on Windows. For Visual Studio for Mac, see Update Visual Studio for Mac.

Here's how to update Visual Studio 2019.

Use the Visual Studio Installer

  1. Find the Visual Studio Installer on your computer.

    In the Windows Start menu, you can search for 'installer'.

    You might have to update the installer before continuing. If so, follow the prompts.

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Use the IDE

You can check for an update and then install it by using the menu bar or the search box in Visual Studio 2019.

Open Visual Studio

  1. From the Windows Start menu, choose Visual Studio 2019.

  2. Under Get started, choose any option to open the IDE.

    Visual Studio opens. In the IDE, a Visual Studio 2019 update message appears.

  3. In the Visual Studio 2019 update message, choose View details.

  4. In the Update downloaded and ready to install dialog box, choose Update.

    Visual Studio updates, closes, and then reopens.

In Visual Studio

  1. From the menu bar, choose Help, and then choose Check for Updates.

    Note

    You can also use the search box in the IDE to check for updates. Press Ctrl+Q, type 'check for updates', and then choose the search result that matches.

  2. In the Update available dialog box, choose Update.

    Visual Studio updates, closes, and then reopens.

Use the Notifications hub

  1. In Visual Studio, save your work.

  2. Choose the notification icon from the lower-right corner of the Visual Studio IDE to open the Notifications hub.

  3. In the Notifications hub, choose the update that you want to install, and then choose View details.

    Tip

    An update for an edition of Visual Studio 2019 is cumulative, so always choose to install the one with the most recent version number.

  4. In the Update available dialog box, choose Update.

    Visual Studio updates, closes, and then reopens.

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You can customize the update settings in Visual Studio in several different ways, such as by changing the installation mode and by selecting automatic downloads.

There are two installation modes to choose from:

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Here are a few more support options:

Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019

  • Report product issues to us via the Report a Problem tool that appears both in the Visual Studio Installer and in the Visual Studio IDE.
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