Introduction to SQL Server 2016 Integration Services (SSIS): Getting Started with Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) Using SSIS

SSIS 2016 allows you to get up and running with the design and implementation of ETL solutions.
Today, extract, transform, and load (ETL) are essential IT processes. The ability to move data from one location to another is a fundamental part of every company. SQL Server 2016 offers Integration Services (SSIS), which allow database administrators (DBAs), and developers to create and deploy advanced ETL programs to maximize the data within their organizations.
No matter if a company needs to do a simple data copy or an extensive ETL process, they want to be able complete their work as quickly as possible. SSIS is now available as part of SQL Server. It is one the most cost-effective and easy ways to make SQL Server work for your business.
IT shops may have hundreds of software developers who all work on SQL Server applications. Hundreds of third-party apps also use SQL Server as storage. All of this data will eventually require companies to be able consolidate and analyze. An ETL tool is a must-have for data moving, including consolidation, reporting, or data mining.
Introduction to SQL Server 2016 Integration Services. LiveLessons explains the fundamental building blocks of SSIS. Design best practices, control flows, data flows and deployment and scheduling are all covered.