Using Data Viewers in SSIS

Well known author and speaker Brian Knight shows you how to use Data Viewers in SSIS (Integration Services) to view data when your are debugging your SSIS packages.

Owner of Pragmatic Works :: Brian Knight, SQL Server MVP, MCSE, MCDBA, is the co-founder of Jumpstart TV and SQLServerCentral.com. Brian has written and co-written 9 technical books. Brian has spoken at conferences like PASS, TechEd and Connections. Brian develops solutions with Pragmatic Works to migrate DTS packages to SSIS.

Farhan Sabzaali on 12/26/2008

Great presentation - thank you,

Michael Prendergast on 12/29/2008

Excellent feature. Very useful.

Saritha on 12/30/2008

Not able to see the video.

Don on 1/5/2009

Useful information I had not previously known

Jan on 1/5/2009

I'd like more information at the beginning of speaking.

Ed Svastits on 1/6/2009

Great tip. Good explanation.

Julie Moseley on 1/7/2009

that is exactly what i needed!

sara on 1/22/2009

very nice:-)

Tariq Bilal on 1/22/2009

fantastic!! never new it existed. Thanks Brian. You are a star*. :).

Venkata Taduri on 2/9/2009

Phenomenal video.. Thank you

Robert Fidelman on 2/17/2009

I noticed that there is no 'Data Viewer' option in a control flow, just the data flow. Is there an equivalent method for control flows? RAF

Wil Sisney on 3/16/2009

The presentation on Data Viewers is extreemly helpful! I'm glad I watched it!

Wil Sisney on 3/16/2009

The presentation on Data Viewers is extreemly helpful! I'm glad I watched it!

surya kiran on 5/21/2009

Gained some knowledge, Thank You

Carney Clegg on 6/22/2009

Thanks for sharing this video...

vasu contact on 7/12/2009

Little confusing at the end. It was made clear that dtexec is not imapcted and running from VS/BIDS use the dataviewers but NOT clear what happens when using the dtexecui separately. Not a big deal because anyone can try and see what happens.

Ram on 7/13/2009

Try to publish more and more of SSAS videos

James Moore on 7/22/2009

Cool, I had no idea data viewers even existed. Thanks, Brian!

Kevin Herr on 9/2/2009

Great presentation.

Shashi on 11/29/2009

Excellent video. It could save a lot of people a lot of time. Thanks.

Thomas Kelley on 12/31/2009

Beautiful!

Neelam on 1/2/2010

good

Neelam on 1/2/2010

good

lotfi on 1/12/2010

Great job Thanks a lot

Shrikant on 2/17/2010

Great

Cosmin Tornea on 4/12/2010

cool

Laurie on 6/24/2010

Thank you, good job!

James Moore on 7/23/2010

Great job!

Anil Babu on 8/3/2010

good

Anil Babu on 8/3/2010

good

Jeremy Carroll on 10/8/2010

did not know about the ability to freeze or delete all viewers at one time...thanks you!

MohanD on 10/21/2010

Excellant. Never thought of using Data Viewers, but would use when I have a problem in future.

Irfan Mohammed on 2/20/2011

Very good explanation.

Sameer on 3/24/2011

Great video

Milena on 6/8/2011

The video was great, but the volume level was very poor

Mat on 6/8/2011

thanks for your services

Marie F Wilkinson on 6/9/2011

alot of nice tricks shown, thanks

Peter on 6/9/2011

Thanks for informing us about this feature and for the comments about its impact to production vs running in the VS environment.

Raghu on 6/9/2011

Good

MMoore on 6/10/2011

easy to understand

Julie Breutzmann on 6/14/2011

Video stops at :34 everytime I try to watch it.

Edgar Machado on 7/16/2011

Slow down and speak slower.

Maurice Ivory on 11/7/2011

Debuging is a one of the best things to know.

xuhui duan on 12/6/2011

very clear. thanks.

Dan on 12/20/2011

Super great job explaining data viewers!