SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) - An Introduction
What you will learn
Do Extraction, Transform and Load (ETL) tasks.
You can use SQL Server tables, Excel spreadsheets and text files as your source.
You'll be able to change data types, add columns, aggregate, split, sort and join
You can then view what has been created, and save it to spreadsheet, database tables, or the clipboard.
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Our Verdict
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) - An Introduction by Philip Harrison offers a solid foundation for those new to SSIS. Despite a few drawbacks, such as outdated content, time allocation issues, and inadequate coverage of SQL connections, this Udemy course excels at blending theory with practical activities, promoting comprehensive understanding. Its main strength lies in the clear explanations provided by the instructor—making complex topics easily digestible for beginners.\n\nFor a more polished learning experience, the course could benefit from addressing inconsistencies and ensuring all content is up-to-date. Additionally, introducing a final project would help learners solidify their skills while offering real-world application of knowledge gained throughout the course.
What We Liked
- Covers essential steps for starting with SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
- Practical activities blend theory and hands-on exercises
- Clear explanations from a knowledgeable instructor
- Easy-to-understand pace suitable for beginners
Potential Drawbacks
- Some content appears outdated, causing versioning issues
- Instructor spends too much time on basic operations and not enough on advanced topics
- Lacks an end project to practice the learned skills
- Connections with SQL can be problematic and some elements are taken for granted