Hi Guys,
We have a client who would like to extract data from sharepoint and send it into their data warehouse. Small volumes.
I found an adapter that should be able to fit into SSIS properly on this link.
http://sqlsrvintegrationsrv.codeplex.com/releases/view/17652
I have installed the adapters on a 2012 dev server and started up Visual Studio 2010 and tried to create a new SSIS project as per the documentation.
When I do that I get the message.
"The following assemblies are installed SDK assembly but could not be shown in the customize tools dialog box because they are missing one or more components.
Please make sure that all necessary libraries are available."
MySQL.Data.CF.dll
AspNetMMCxt.dll
I have been looking around to see if this message tells me to do anything specific but so far no luck.
So a couple of questions really.
1. Has anyone else tried this here and is there an easy fix for these sorts of messages? I am sure it is just installing something else that Visual Studio wants.
2. We have our own ETL tool that can execute anything that can run in batch mode on the ETL machine.
So I was wondering. Apart from going to the trouble of using this tool and creating an SSIS package and trying to integrate the execution of the package into our scheduler...someone must have used the APIs necessary to create a batch command that dumps data
out of SSIS by now. I mean, surely I can not be the first man to want to do that a better way than unloading via spreadsheets etc. I have seen a few products on the market that are GUIs that replicate data from Sharepoint to SQL Server so it can't be too hard
to do.
If there is not something readily available it looks like us creating a tool to do this might be useful more widely.....
Thank you in advance for any suggestions or tips you have.
Best Regards
Peter
Peter Nolan