Category BIML

Speaking about Biml at Difinity

October 17, 2017 · by · in BIML, SQL, SSIS, SSIS · Leave a comment

In February 2018, I have the opportunity to speak at a conference in Auckland, NZ : the second edition of Difinity which will take place from February 12 to 14th with 10 all-day workshops and more than 50 sessions delivered by top-notch professionals (and me). This will be by far the longest speaking journey I […]

Speaking at SQL Saturday Lisbon #583

February 28, 2017 · by · in BIML, Community, Continuous Deployment, Continuous Integration, SQL Saturday, SSIS, TFS, Unit testing · Leave a comment

In a few days, I will be heading towards Lisbon to speak at the annual SQL Saturday which takes place on Saturday March 11th. On March 9th and 10th, there are 3 preconference workshops held by some of the very knowledgeable people in the industry, so if you are near you don’t want to miss Friday […]

Speaking at SQL Saturday #526 Rochester

April 12, 2016 · by · in BIML, Community, Continuous Integration, SQL Saturday, SSDT, SSIS, TFS · Leave a comment

This year, I decided to cut down on the number of SQL Saturdays I would attend, SQL Saturday #526 Rochester is one of the few I submitted to and I was so delighted to get selected. I will present 2 sessions at the event on May 14th. I haven’t been upstate New York since 1986 […]

Biml Online beta – Biml without the software

November 19, 2015 · by · in BIML, SSIS · 1 Comment

Earlier this week, Varigence, the creators of Biml, BimlScript and Mist released the newest tool for managing your Business Intelligence & data solution : BimlOnline Anyone who has been working with Biml knows that it could be done in one of two ways : Using BIDSHelper fra Codeplex and creating Biml files from within SSDT […]

Extending SSIS With .NET scripting

March 31, 2015 · by · in .NET, 2012, 2014, BIML, SQL, SSIS, Tips & Tricks · Leave a comment

Earlier this year I got embarked on a book project together with Joost Van Rossum (B|T) , a dutch fellow MVP. A book about a subject that has always been very dear to me and crucial to the success of my work as an ETL developer. Namely how to extend the capacity of SSIS with […]