![]() Using the same ISPAC file you can re-create SSIS solution if necessitated using Visual Studio. We want to create ISPAC directly from SSMS so that I can import it on another SQL server instance. Here, we have an AdventureWorksStaging project deployed under SSISDB. Either we can deploy it from a Visual Studio, oppositely we can export an ISPAC file from SSISDB and Import the file on another server, as manageable as that. Further, we want to deploy the same project to the other SQL server instance. Besides, while deploying SSIS projects from Visual studio is equivalent to deploying ISPAC files in the back hood.Īssuming a scenario when we have already deployed SSIS project under the SSISDB catalog. When we build SSIS project it creates an ISPAC file under the bin folder. ISPAC file referred to as a deployable output file generated from SQL server integration projects. A walkthrough and learning how to export & import ISPAC files from SSISDB and Visual Studio.
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