Hi,
I want to create a wizard to help build my packages for certain situations, something like the export and import wizard.
I couldn't find the API to do it. can you help
Thanks
Noa
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JoergD
SQL Server Books Online does not have documentation on programming your own Wizard application. I think that you'll find some information on this in the Visual Studio documentation.
As for creating a package programmatically -- which is what you want your wizard to do, as I understand -- you will find sections in BOL on "Building Packages Programmatically" and "Building the Data Flow Programmatically" to get you started.
We are all learners when it comes to the vast and flexible new Integration Services APIs.
-Doug
markchodos
Search Books Online for Integration Services Programming.
Lots o' content there.
K
AnonymousUser008
Can you be more specific
I only found programming custom components to SSIS, not a wizard to ease use.
Gordon Watts
You will need general VS documentation. See topics VsWizard Interface, IDTWizard Inteface.
Also there is a topic Walkthrough: Creating a Wizard in Dev Tools & Languages > VS > IDE > Customizing and Automating the Development Environment > Automation and Extensibility for Visual Studio > Creating Add-ins and Wizards.