The abstract:
Working on your 20th staging package? Do you need to import 30 different flat files? Don’t have the time to create all those packages?
With Biml – Business Intelligence Markup Language – you can cut back on development time by:
- Generating your SSIS packages and database object using metadata.
- Turning tedious, repetitive work into reusable scripts.
- Automating general ETL patterns.
In this webinar, learn the basics of Biml and BimlScript and how we can use metadata to create a framework for automating your data integration tasks. After this webcast, you can start with the automation of your SSIS packages.
A working knowledge of Integration Services package development is necessary for this webcast.
You can register for the webcast here. And it’s free of course. At a later point in time (TBD), I’ll follow up with another webinar with more advanced topics.
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