(Then, after you save the package, the following page is Complete the Wizard.) For more info, see Save SSIS Package.
On this page, you specify additional options for saving the package. If you selected the option to save the package, the next page is Save SSIS Package. On this page, you review the choices that you made in the wizard, and then start the copy operation. If you selected the option to run the package immediately, but not to save it, the next page is Complete the Wizard. What's next?Īfter you specify whether to run the copy operation immediately and whether to save the package, the next page depends on the options that you choose. These options are available only if you select the Save SSIS Package option on this page. Next, on the Save SSIS Package page, you provide a name for the package and more info about where to save it. You also pick security settings for the saved package. On the current page, you pick whether to save the package in SQL Server or as a file. The Save and Run Package page is one of two pages on which you pick options for saving the SSIS package. About the two pages of options for saving the package
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The password options are available only if specify a Package protection level that requires a password - that is, if you specify either Encrypt sensitive data with password or Encrypt all data with password. The option to save the package is available only if you have SQL Server Standard Edition or a higher edition installed. If you choose to save the package, there are additional options on the next page, Save SSIS Package. Later you can optionally customize the package and run it again. By default, this check box is selected and the operation runs immediately. Ensure the key is kept in a safe place and limit the number of people who have access to it it is what is used to prove apps on the Play Store come from you. Select this option to import and export data immediately. (Optionally) Signing Key - If you choose to have Bubblewrap create the signing key for you, the key will be output to the location described on the wizard. With the recent announcement and release of the Excel LAMBDA function it almost seems like only now are we able to create our own Excel functions leveraging on a combination of already existing Excel functions. To continue, you have to select at least one of the following two options. User Defined Functions are somewhat of an underappreciated feature in Excel in my own opinion. The following screen shot shows the Save and Run Package page of the wizard. Screen shot of the Save and Run Package page The wizard creates an SSIS package in memory as you move through the pages of the wizard and specify options.
What's a package? The Wizard uses SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) to copy data. Depending on your configuration, you may also be able to save your settings as a SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) package to customize it and to reuse it later. On this page, you specify whether you want to run the copy operation immediately.
Applies to: SQL Server (all supported versions) SSIS Integration Runtime in Azure Data FactoryĪfter you specify and configure your data source and destination, the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard shows Save and Run Package.
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