Managing the Integration Services Service
SQL Server 2005 Integration Services (SSIS) includes the Integration Services service, a Windows service for managing Integration Services packages.
Important
The Integration Services service is not required to create, save, and run Integration Services packages.
When you install the Integration Services component of SQL Server 2005, the Integration Services service is also installed. The Integration Services service is started and the startup type of the service is set to automatic. However, you must also install SQL Server Management Studio to use the service to manage stored and running Integration Services packages.
You can only install a single instance of the Integration Services service on a computer. The service is not specific to the instance. You connect to the service by using the name of the computer on which the service is running.
You can manage the Integration Services service by using one of the following Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-ins: SQL Server Configuration Manager or Services. Before you can manage packages in SQL Server Management Studio, you must make sure that the service is started.
By default, the Integration Services service is configured to manage packages that are stored in the msdb database in a local, default instance of Database Engine. To manage packages that are stored in a named or remote instance of the Database Engine, or in multiple instances of the Database Engine, you have to modify the configuration file for the service. For more information, see Configuring the Integration Services Service.
By default, the Integration Services service is configured to stop running packages when the service is stopped. However, the Integration Services service does not wait for packages to stop and some packages may continue running after the Integration Services service is stopped.
If the Integration Services service is stopped, you can continue to run packages using the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard, the SSIS Designer, the Execute Package Utility, and the dtexec command prompt utility. However, you cannot monitor the running packages.
By default, the Integration Services service runs in the context of the NETWORK SERVICE account.
The Integration Services service writes to the Windows event log. You can view service events in SQL Server Management Studio. You can also view service events by using the Windows Event Viewer.
To set properties of Integration Services service using the Services snap-in
How to: Set Properties of Integration Services Service Using the Services Snap-in
How to: Set Properties of Integration Services Service Using SQL Server Configuration Manager
To view service events in SQL Server Management Studio
To view event logs for Integration Services service in the Event Viewer
See Also
Tasks
Creating Packages Using the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard
Running Packages
Concepts
Integration Services Service
Configuring the Integration Services Service
Other Resources
dtexec Utility
Administering Integration Services
Help and Information
Getting SQL Server 2005 Assistance
Change History
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