Implementing ETL with SQL Server Integration Services

Implementing ETL with SQL Server Integration Services

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  • 6 Sequences
  • Intermediate Level

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Syllabus

0 | Module 0 - Start Here
  • Welcome to DAT217x: Implementing ETL with SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
  • Setting Up Your Lab Environment in Azure
1 | Module 1 - ETL Processing
  • ETL Overview
  • ETL Tools
  • Data Sources and Destinations
  • Creating Example Databases
  • Module Assessment
  • Module Summary
2 | Module 2 - ETL with SQL Programming
  • ETL Scripts
  • Transformations
  • Implementing ETL with SQL Objects
  • Lab | Programming an ETL Process with SQL
  • Module Assessment
  • Module Summary
3 | Module 3 - ETL Processing with SSIS
  • Creating SSIS Projects
  • Programming SSIS Packages
  • Execute SQL Tasks
  • Implementing SSIS Packages
  • Lab | Creating an ETL Process with SSIS
  • Module Assessment
  • Module Summary
4 | Module 4 - SSIS Data Flows
  • Creating Data Flows
  • Data Flow Transformations
  • Performance Options
  • Lab | Creating an SSIS ETL Package Using Data Flow Tasks
  • Module Assessment
  • Module Summary
5 | Module 5 - Deployment and Troubleshooting
  • Error Handling
  • Deployment
  • Module Assessment
  • Module Summary
6 | Module 6 - Final
  • Final Assessment
  • Bonus Video
  • Post-Course Survey

Prerequisite

A familiarity with Basic SQL Query and Transactional statements (select, insert, update, delete). Ability to write and execute statements using SQL Server Management Studio. A basic understanding of the Business Intelligence process.

Instructors

Randal Root
Lecturer
University of Washington

Cari Mason
Content Developer
Microsoft

Joey Chemis
Data Scientist and Software Engineer
Microsoft

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