I can't tell if I know you now...
I can't tell if I know you now... Anyways, yes, it's very powerful and an excellent tool but I always have to describe it as awfulsome. SSISDB has made great improvements to the setup and promotion of objects which previously could be a pretty big headache (especially when you're not the one deploying etc). Functions for the various tasks/settings can be hidden and it can take a while to convince newcomers that the options are available, you just have to...poke around a bit. It comes with a substantial amount of controls. The metadata/conversion of data can be frustrating but automation greater improves this with a quick controlling framework and the sys tables, it also makes moving data across hundreds of tables a breeze. It is very fast and very stable and I'm glad it's getting improvements and having focused development.
Posted by atwebb on Apr 30, 2015, 2:15 PM
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I just invented a simple upgrade script for my father's ancient Fedora install.
Weekly limit is draining like the old 5-hour limit
Rather people unable to setup a static websites where needed.
Besides the general awfulness of Windows that you describe, have you looked at C:\Windows recently?
Does your work involves using teams or ms office or docker?
Meta: Sorry, no response was returned
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I can't tell if I know you now...
I can't tell if I know you now... Anyways, yes, it's very powerful and an excellent tool but I always have to describe it as awfulsome. SSISDB has made great improvements to the setup and promotion of objects which previously could be a pretty big headache (especially when you're not the one deploying etc). Functions for the various tasks/settings can be hidden and it can take a while to convince newcomers that the options are available, you just have to...poke around a bit. It comes with a substantial amount of controls. The metadata/conversion of data can be frustrating but automation greater improves this with a quick controlling framework and the sys tables, it also makes moving data across hundreds of tables a breeze. It is very fast and very stable and I'm glad it's getting improvements and having focused development.
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