In bi studio, many useful task items are provided by default.
But if these tasks do not meet our requirements, can we write one ourselves and add it to the toolbox? The answer is yes.
This topic describes how to get started.
1. Create a class library project
Rename the default class1 to myxmltask.
Add Assembly reference: Microsoft. sqlserver. manageddts
2. Compile a simple task item. The function we currently implement for it is: when it is executed, a dialog box pops up, telling us that it is executing
To this end, we add a reference to system. Windows. forms.
Let our types inherit from tasks and rewrite the execute Method for them. Add a dtstask attribute
Using system; using system. collections. generic; using system. text; using Microsoft. sqlserver. DTS. runtime; using system. windows. forms; namespace myssistasksample {[dtstask (description = "this is my custom XML task." + "the difference between it and the standard XML task is that it can automatically handle namespace problems ", displayname = "Super XML task", taskcontact = "Chen xizhang: http://www.xizhang.com")] public class myxmltask: task {// <summary> /// this method actually performs the operation /// </Summary> /// <Param name = "Connections"> </param> // /<Param name = "variabledispenser"> </param> // <Param name = "componentevents"> </param> // <Param name = "log"> </param> /// <Param name = "transaction"> </param> // <returns> </returns> Public override dtsexecresult execute (connections, variabledispenser, idtscomponentevents componentevents, idtslogging log, Object Transaction) {MessageBox. show ("I am working"); Return base. execute (connections, variabledispenser, componentevents, log, transaction );}}}
3. Deploy this task item
Please strictly follow the instructions in this article to operate http://msdn.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/ms403356.aspx
First, generate a strong name signature for it.
Then, generate the project and copy the DLL to the following directory:
At the same time, we also need to add it to GAC
4. Add the task in Bi Studio
Add a tab: "Custom"
In the blank area of "Custom", right-click and select item"
Switch to the "SSIS control items" Page and select "Super XML task"
Click "OK"
5. Test the task.
Create a new package to test the task.
Execute this task
So far, the custom task we have written can work, of course, its current work has almost no significance. However, this article mainly introduces the development and deployment processes. Next, we will introduce how to add a custom editing page.
Author: Chen xizhang at 16:02:05
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