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Professional Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Integration Services (Wrox Programmer to Programmer)
written by Brian Knight, Erik Veerman, Grant Dickinson, Douglas Hinson, Darren Herbold
Studio : Wrox
by Wrox
Publisher : Wrox
Released : 2008-10-06
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780470247952
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 1 review)
List Price : $49.99
Our Price : $25.95
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Product Description |
- The new edition of the successful previous version is 25 percent revised and packed with more than 200 pages of new material on the 2008 release of SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
- Renowned author Brian Knight and his expert coauthors show developers how to master the 2008 release of SSIS, which is both more powerful and more complex than ever
- Case studies and tutorial examples acquired over the three years since the previous edition will contribute to helping illustrate advanced concepts and techniques
- New chapters include coverage of data warehousing using SSIS, new methods for managing the SSIS platform, and improved techniques for ETL operations
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Great source of best practices for loading a data warehouse |
I have recently been tasked to create a data warehouse for our company. I have many years of experience in the OLTP world but needed to get up to speed fast on how to get that data from a highly normalized transactional database into a data warehouse. Designing the data warehouse was straight forward but I needed best practices for the ETL (Extract, Tranform, Load) process to load and maintain the data warehouse.
I knew SSIS was the tool I needed to do the ETL but was not sure where to start. This is where this book has proved to be invaluable. Chapter 10 immediately gave me specific examples and best practices on how to load my data warehouse. After seeing the big picture, I was then able go back to the earlier chapters and learn the "heavy lifting" tasks such a creating the control and data flows.
I highly recommend this book to anyone involved in loading a data warehouse. The time you spend learning how to do it right way will definitely pay off in the end.
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