#Visual studio 2008 install ssis how to#
#Visual studio 2008 install ssis update#
#Visual studio 2008 install ssis code#
#Visual studio 2008 install ssis free#

Joseph Jun has a great blog post that goes into all the nitty gritty of how to do this. Now that you have BIDS all setup to work with TFS, it only makes sense to make your SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) also work with TFS. Installing TFS 2010 for SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)

#Visual studio 2008 install ssis free#

To do so, you will need the VS2010 shell with the TFS components, a free download. You can connect to a TFS site and upload your solutions and projects, but you canРІР‚в„ўt create a new team site with VS2008. Note that there is one big limitation to using TFS 2010 with VS2008. So far we havenРІР‚в„ўt found them necessary, but you may. If you still have problems connecting, I will refer you to DerekРІР‚в„ўs post where he describes some registry entries you can try. Even if it doesnРІР‚в„ўt ask you should reboot anyway, weРІР‚в„ўve seen a few times when we werenРІР‚в„ўt able to connect until we rebooted.Р”Р„fter that you should be able to go into Visual Studio and go to Tools, Connect to Team Foundation Server. After installing, it may prompt you to reboot. That probably took you longer to read than it actually will to install.

#Visual studio 2008 install ssis update#

Install the Visual Studio Team System 2008 SP1 Forward Compatibility Update for Team Foundation Server 2010.

This is actually installed as part of the Office suite, and you donРІР‚в„ўt really need it since you likely have much more powerful web authoring tools, or since you are doing BI development wonРІР‚в„ўt be doing an web development in Microsoft Office.Р”Р„fter uninstalling it, SP1 should then install, and you are ready for step 4.Р”В¤. Look for a program called РІР‚СљMicrosoft Visual Studio Web Authoring ComponentРІР‚Сњ and uninstall it. When you see this, go to your Control Panel, and then to Add Remove Programs. Checking the error log, buried deep you will find РІР‚СљReturning IDOK. During the SP1 install, we often see РІР‚СљVisual Studio SP1 Installation FailedРІР‚Сњ. Now this next part I really havenРІР‚в„ўt seen anywhere else and was a real pain to find, and thus is the main reason for this post. DonРІР‚в„ўt skip this step! Team explorer has some older components that overwrite the SP1 components, and you will have reinstall them. After installing Team Explorer, you will have to go back and reinstall VS SP1 (from step 1). Next, you will need to install the Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer.Р”Р€. If you havenРІР‚в„ўt installed Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1, do so by downloading it and installing.Р”Сћ. I wonРІР‚в„ўt go into the detail he did, but will summarize into these basic steps.Р”РЋ. Installing the TFS 2010 tools for Visual Studio / BIDS 2008Р”Р‡irst off, thanks to Derek Miller for covering most of the steps involved in his blog post. IРІР‚в„ўve had to do this often enough I wanted to record the steps for my own use, and hopefully others too.

#Visual studio 2008 install ssis code#

This is so they can work with their BIDS (Business Intelligence Developer Studio) projects as a team, giving the added benefit of source code control. * Now all templates are present as they should be.When I come to a customer site, I often have to help them get setup with TFS (Team Foundation Server) 2010, MicrosoftРІР‚в„ўs source code control / ALM (application lifecycle management) system. * I reinstalled the entire VS2008 Std Edition product * I removed the entire VS2008 Std Edition product

* I removed this 'shell' (whatever that means) and that action alone did not fix the problem

Here is what I discovered: * VS2008 'shell' was the source of the whole problem described above What a sad Setup package for a major product like Visual Studio 2008! Is there some way to gain access to things like 'web application project' templates or do I need to remove everything and start over? In fact, the ProjectTemplates subfolder appears to have everything I selected during install (C#, VB, and Web). Yet, when I visit Help -> About, I get a more complete looking set of components. I rebooted and the IDE still acts the same with just this little set of choices related to SSIS projects. To my surprise, Visual Studio 2008 still exposes the limited set of templates for SSIS stuff. I then installed the Service Pack 1 for this VStudio product (again, no order for a reboot). I did not remove that before installing the VS 2008 Standard Edition (at the end of this there was no demand for a reboot). I have a server with something called Visual Studio 2008 Shell (integrated mode) - ENU which only provides templates for SSIS work.