Summary
You have been introduced to Integration Services by following a couple of simple Hands-On exercises and reading a description of its architecture, features, and uses. You understand how various components of Integration Services work together to provide the manageability, flexibility, and scalability you need for your SSIS packages. You also appreciate the fact that all the components can be programmatically controlled and that custom tasks and transformations can be written using languages such as C++ or any CLR compatible language. You know that Integration Services has two separate engines that provide workflow and data flow functions. You are now ready to launch into the realm of bigger challenges.
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