Data Flow How-to Topics (Integration Services)
This section contains procedures for working with data flow components—sources, transformations, destinations, and the paths that connect them—using the Integration Services tools that Business Intelligence Development Studio provides.
Learn How to Create Data Flow
The Integration Services Tutorial includes procedures for creating a data flow in the context of a working application that solves a real life business problem.
Add, Delete, and Configure Components
How to: Add or Delete a Component in a Data Flow
How to: Connect Components in a Data Flow
How to: Set the Properties of a Data Flow Component
How to: Set the Properties of a Path by Using the Data Flow Path Editor
How to: View Path Metadata in the Data Flow Path Editor
How to: Map Query Parameters to Variables in a Data Flow Component
Extract, Transform, and Load Data
How to: Extract Data by Using the OLE DB Source
How to: Extract Data by Using the XML Source
How to: Load Data by Using the OLE DB Destination
How to: Aggregate Values in a Dataset by Using the Aggregate Transformation
How to: Split a Dataset by Using the Conditional Split Transformation
How to: Convert Data to a Different Data Type by Using the Data Conversion Transformation
How to: Derive Column Values by Using the Derived Column Transformation
How to: Identify Similar Data Rows by Using the Fuzzy Grouping Transformation
How to: Implement a Lookup in No Cache or Partial Cache Mode
How to: Implement a Lookup Transformation in Full Cache Mode Using the OLE DB Connection Manager
How to: Create and Deploy a Cache for the Lookup Transformation
How to: Extend a Dataset by Using the Merge Join Transformation
How to: Configure the OLE DB Command Transformation
How to: Merge Data by Using the Union All Transformation
How to: Bulk Load Data by Using the SQL Server Destination
How to: Sort Data for the Merge and Merge Join Transformations
How to: Use a Recordset Destination
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