This product enables users to build continuous integration & continuous delivery (CI/CD) solutions for SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) projects in Azure DevOps. It contains three tasks:

SSIS Build Task: supports building single or multiple dtproj files in project deployment model or package deployment model.
SSIS Deploy Task: supports deploying single or multiple ispac files to on-premise SSIS catalog and Azure-SSIS IR, or SSISDeploymentManifest files and their associated files to on-premise or Azure file share.
SSIS Catalog Configuration Task: supports configuring folder/project/environment of SSIS catalog with a configuration file in JSON format.

Please refer to this page for more detailed usage and release notes.

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View Visual Studio Execution Log. If you execute SSIS Package inside Visual Studio then perform the following steps to view log in text format. After you execute package Click Debug Windows Output. Copy text from Output window and save to text file. View SSIS Catalog Execution Log.

SQL Server Integration Services Projects - Visual Studio Marketplace This project may be used for building high performance data integration and workflow solutions, including extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) operations for data warehousing. Currently the supported target server version starts from SQL Server 2012 up to 2019.

What's new in version 1.* (preview)

SSIS Build Task
- Remove the dependency on the installation of Visual Studio or SSIS runtime.
- No need of installing any out-of-box components.
- Support protection level EncryptSensitiveWithPassword and EncryptAllWithPassword.
- Support both vs2017-win2016 and windows-2019 for Microsoft-hosted agents.
SSIS Deploy Task
- Support protection level EncryptSensitiveWithPassword and EncryptAllWithPassword

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Don't want to depend on Azure DevOps, Visual Studio and SSIS runtime? Please try out the new Standalone SSIS DevOps Tools! Feel free to ask a question in the Q&A page when you have any issues or feedbacks on it.