![]() This will auto-create an ADF pipeline with Execute SSIS Package activity already in it. Once your SHIR and SSIS IR are running, you can go to the Integration runtimes page in ADF Manage hub and select the Execute SSIS package button on the right side of your SSIS IR name. Since your SSIS IR isn’t joining a VNet, it should be running within 5 minutes.Ģ) Prepare an Execute SSIS Package activity in ADF pipeline Next, to quickly prepare your SSIS IR for this purpose, you can unselect all checkboxes on the Deployment settings page of Integration runtime setup pane and only select the checkbox to configure an SHIR as a proxy on the Advanced settings page, see. For this purpose, we’ll use the proxy method that’s relatively easier/quicker to configure than the VNet method.įirst, to prepare an SHIR as a proxy for your SSIS IR, see. To access any SQL Server or other SQL-based relational database management system (RDBMS) on premises, your SSIS IR will need to join a virtual network (VNet) connected to your on-premises network or use an SHIR as a proxy. Our sample package will allow you to run any SQL statements/script on premises and in the cloud. ![]() This article illustrates 3 easy steps to run any SQL statements/script anywhere using SSIS in ADF: (1) Prepare your SHIR/SSIS IR (2) Prepare an Execute SSIS Package activity in ADF pipeline and (3) Run the Execute SSIS Package activity on your SHIR/SSIS IR. ![]() Instead, we’ll provide a sample package with parameterized properties that you can simply download, drag & drop into an Execute SSIS Package activity in ADF pipeline and run it on your self-hosted/SSIS integration runtimes (SHIR/SSIS IR) with run-time parameter values assigned for your specific scenario. , we’d like to show you how to quickly extend ADF capabilities by leveraging these SSIS features, all without designing/deploying your own package. ![]() After releasing many features that unblock and accelerate the migration of SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages into Azure Data Factory (ADF), see. ![]()
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