Individual SSIS Package deployment in SQL server 2012

Hi,
I am developing the SSIS packages in sql server 2012.
I want to know how we can deploy individual SSIS packages as I will be editing the required packages if need be then I have to deploy that package only instead of entire project deployment.
Please help me on this.
Regards,
Ramu
Ramu Gade

Hi Ramu,
According to your description, you want to deploy a single package instead of entire project in SQL Server 2012.
In SQL Server 2012, the unit of deployment to the SSIS catalog is a SSIS Project. Each SSIS project contains one or more SSIS packages. We couldn’t directly deploy a single package in Project Deployment Model.
To work around this issue, we can refer to the following suggestions:
SSMS-->Integration Service Catalogs-->SSISDB-->Your project-->projects. Right click on the projects, and choose "Import Packages...". Then make use of the Project Conversion Wizard to select the packages that you want to deploy, deploy
the generated .ispac file to SSIS Catalog.
The command line tool DTUTIL.EXE which can be used to deploy SSIS packages.
References:
SQL Server 2012 - Project Deployment Model - Deploy a single package
Command line deployment tool for SSIS packages
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Katherine Xiong
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