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Step 2: Convert the project to the Project Deployment Model
Lesson 6-2: Convert the project to the Project Deployment Model
chugugrace
chugu
01/11/2019
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Lesson 6-2: Convert the project to the Project Deployment Model

[!INCLUDEsqlserver-ssis]

In this task, you use the Integration Services Project Conversion Wizard to convert the project to the Project Deployment Model.

  1. On the Project menu, select Convert to Project Deployment Model.

  2. On the Integration Services Project Conversion Wizard Introduction page, review the steps and then select Next.

  3. On the Select Packages page, in the Packages list, clear all checkboxes except Lesson 6.dtsx, and then select Next.

  4. On the Specify Project Properties page, select Next.

  5. On the Update Execute Package Task page, select Next.

  6. On the Select Configurations page, make sure the Lesson 6.dtsx package is selected in the Configurations list, then select Next.

  7. On the Create Parameters page, make sure the Lesson 6.dtsx package is selected. Verify the Scope is Package in the Configuration Properties list, and then select Next.

  8. On the Configure Parameters page, verify that the values for Name and Value are the same ones specified in Lesson 5 for the variable and configuration value, then select Next.

  9. On the Review page, in the Summary pane, notice that the wizard used the information from the configuration file to set the Properties that are converted.

  10. Select Convert.

    After the conversion completes, you see a warning message that the changes aren't saved until you save the project. Select OK to close the warning dialog.

  11. On the Integration Services Project Conversion Wizard, select Close.

  12. In SQL Server Data Tools, select the File menu, then select Save to save the converted package.

  13. Select the Parameters tab and verify that the package now contains a parameter for VarFolderName. That parameter value is the same path specified for the New Sample Data folder in Lesson 5's configuration file.

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Step 3: Test the Lesson 6 package