Installed SSDT-BI

I installed SSDT-BI for VS 2013. THis exact file I ran SSDTBI_x86_ENU.exe I previously had and still have VS 2005, VS 2008 installed. I also have SQL server (SSMS) 2005 - 2008R2. I also have VS 2010 and VS 2012 shell along with TFS installed.
The problem after my SSDT install I don't get New project option...any thoughts why? I really don't want to install VS 2013 premium or ultimate, etc cause I don't use C#, VB, etc...just SSIS, SSAS

2 suggestions:
1) Check out:
VS2010 - File New Menu is missing “New Project”
2) Earlier when we used to install SQL2008R2 with BIDS, we used to get BIDS (VS 2008 Integrated shell)
Now if you have installed SQL2012 with, you should be able to see that in Start Menu - SSDT (VS2010 Intergrated shell)
-Vaibhav Chaudhari

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Windows 8.1, SQL Server 2014.
When running the installer, I get the error before the main window opens, but directly after the first dialog shows. The error message is "The
type initializer for '<module>' threw an exception". I have opened debugview to see if there were any clues as to what is causing this, but it just states the exact same message. Any ideas?

Hi MCClark69,
According to your description, you get "The type initializer for '<module>' threw an exception" when installing SSDT-BI. Right?
For this error, it's the issue of the conflict with the .Net versions . Please uninstall all the .NET Framework components and reinstall it. Please refer to links below:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/8d0c2be0-8472-41ff-8e0c-b3633a385eb0/the-type-initializer-for-module-threw-an-exception?forum=vssetup
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rajakedar_ganta/archive/2012/06/12/the-type-initializer-for-lt-module-gt-threw-an-exception.aspx
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
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Simon Hou
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How to install SSDT to get visio 2010 to work

I have sql server 2010 on my laptop. I need to use SSIS, So I installed visio2010. After all have installed and I tried to use SSIS I got the message that SSDT has to be installed. Do I have to reinstall all of 2012? Please help.

It is not possible to design SSIS packages in VS2010.
Wrong. The SSIS Designer (the piece of software that enables building of SSIS packages) lives inside Visual Studio. Always has done since day one and probably always will do.
If you have installed SQL Server 2008 R2 all features, then you can develop SSIS packages in BIDS/VS 2008.
If you have installed SQL Server 2012 all features, then you can use "SQL Server Data Tools" to develop SSIS packages.
Wrong again. SSDT is a Visual Studio project type for building databases, it has nothing to do with SSIS. You are referring to SSDT-BI which is a collection of project types, living inside Visual Studio, that enable one to build SSIS packages, SSRS reports
& SSAS cubes.
If you need to develop it in VS then you need
SSDT For VS2012 and then you can develop packages in VS2012.
You actually need SSDT-BI for VS 2012 which is what that link takes you to. SSDT for VS2012 (which, again, won';t help you to build SSIS packages) is
over here.
>> It is not possible to design SSIS packages in VS2010.
What I meant is below: (Reference:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173767(v=sql.105).aspx)
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How to install SSRS project on another server where there is no SSDT?

Hi!
I have a developer environment with SSDT and My SSRS project.
How do I install the whole project with Shared Dataset, shared DataSource, Reports to another server, where doesn't SSDT?
P.s. I can't connect to client server with my visual studio from my developer environment.

Hello,
What exactly do you mean with "install project"? Do you mean to deploy created reports? You can e.g. manually upload the report files (.RDL) via Report Manager UI. Or do you mean to edit the project on an other machine? Then you have to install SSDT or at
least Report Builder 3.0.
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Using SSDT-BI in Visual Studio 2012 to create and maintain SSRS, SSAS, SSIS in SQL Server 2008 R2

Hi, My management is wanting all the developers (database and .net) to upgrade from Visual Studio 2008 to Visual Studio 2012. We are currently using SQL Server 2008 R2 for our data warehouse and using Business Intelligence (SSIS,
SSAS, and SSRS) to maintain it. Our database team is also wanting to create database projects and include that in our Team Foundation Server 2010 code repository along with our BI code. From what I've been able to research googling the
internet is there are two products available SSDT and SSDT-BI which can be installed into VS2012, but it appears that only SSDT for database projects is the only thing that will work until we someday upgrade to SQL Server 2012. Most of the information
I've found on the internet regarding this subject is over a year old and a lot can change in a year. So my questions are can we install VS2012 and both SSDT and SSDT-BI to create and maintain the SSIS, SSRS, and SSAS currently in our SQL Server 2008
R2 database? If we can install these three items, VS2012 and the two SSDTs, and are able to create new BI and maintain our current BI in our SS2008R2 database then what issues might we have with our TFS2010 code repository? We prefer
to use only VS2012 or VS2008 but not both at the same time. If we can't do everything we are currently doing in VS2008 with our SS2008R2 database by switching to VS2012 and the two SSDTs then we will stay with VS2008 until we someday upgrade
to SS2012. Please advise and thank you. James M.

I'm going to move this to the SSAS blog, where most SSDT-BI questions are answered (this forum mainly answers SSDT questions). Someone there may be able to give you better information but here's what I know:
- I think you'll only need to install SSDT-BI since you're using SSIS, SSAS and SSRS. SSDT is the database tooling which it sounds like you wouldn't use, and it's actually built into VS2012 in any case.
- SSIS projects don't work with earlier versions of SQL Server, but SSAS and SSRS do. Details are on
this blog post. I don't have enough knowledge to suggest workarounds or best practices for handling the SSIS issue. Perhaps you could keep 2 projects, or 2 branches of the same project (one for 2012, one for 2008) if that's possible? I think your BIDS projects
will be upgraded to SSDT-BI compatible projects so it's work checking them into source control, upgrading, then comparing to understand what's changed. You might be able to keep the same overall source and just change a few settings in the different branches?
Hopefully someone on the SSAS forum can help give you more information and suggestions.
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After installing SSMS 2014 I can no longer add a source or destination in SSIS VS2010

I really don't know what is happening but I have been using VS2010 and SSMS 2014 for a couple of months now with no issue. Yesterday when I opened an SSIS package that I had created in VS2010 I was no longer able to add a source or destination to any of
the data flows. I can copy an existing one and change the properties but when I try to drag it from the tool bow I get the following error -
TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio
The component could not be added to the Data Flow task.
Could not initialize the component. There is a potential problem in the ProvideComponentProperties method.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Error at "WORKFLOW NAME" [SSIS.Pipeline]: Component ", clsid {GUID}" could not be created and returned error code 0x80070005 "Access is denied.". Make sure that the component is registered correctly.
Error at "WORKFLOW NAME" [ [128]]: The component is missing, not registered, not upgradeable, or missing required interfaces. The contact information for this component is "".
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC0048021 (Microsoft.SqlServer.DTSPipelineWrap)
Program Location:
at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.Wrapper.CManagedComponentWrapperClass.ProvideComponentProperties()
at Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design.PipelineTaskDesigner.AddNewComponent(String clsid, Boolean throwOnError, Boolean select)
NOTE:I replaced the workflow name and the GUID because I don't think it is important for the post.
When I search for the GUID in regedit it leads me to an entry that has the folder DTSInfo and the value of
Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.DataFlowUI.OleDbSourceUI, Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.DataFlowUI, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=********** 'This was not the original value, just hiding it for the post.
for UITypeName
No one here could figure out what the exact issue and how to fix it so my pc was rebuilt. Everything was working just fine until I installed SSMS 2014. Now I am right back where I started.
I really need to know what is going on because I wasted an entire day on trying to figure out this issue and I have already tried reinstalling/repairing VS2010. Removing SSMS 2014. Registering OleDbSrc.dll but get an error when trying to do that.

Somebody on my team had this issue. If I recall correctly you need to re-install SSDT 2012
Arthur My Blog

SSDT, SSDT-BI, and SQL Server Tooling in VS 2013

I am upgrading from SQL Server 2008 R2 to SQL Server 2014, and I'm a little confused as to the upgrade path for SQL Server Business Intelligence Studio (BIDS). I'd thought that SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) was replacing BIDS in subsequent versions of SQL
Server i.e., 2012 and 2014. However, when I go to install SQL Server 2014, I don't see an option for SSDT. Do I need to download and install SSDT seperately in the form of SSDT 2012, SQL Server Tooling in VS 2013, SSDT-BI for 2013?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/hh297027
What's the difference between SSDT and SSDT-BI?
A-
Adam

Hi Adam,
>> Do I need to download and install SSDT separately in the form of SSDT 2012, SQL Server Tooling in VS 2013, SSDT-BI for 2013?
In addition to Piotr’s post, you can install SSDT for 2014 via the following method:
In Visual Studio 2013, go to the Tools menu, select “Extensions and Updates”. On the left of the window there is a section named “Updates”, and under that is “Product Updates”, then look for the Microsoft SQL Server Update for database tooling and click update.
>> What's the difference between SSDT and SSDT-BI?
SSDT-BI is a distinct toolset from SSDT or the SQL Server database tooling in Visual Studio, it includes BI project authoring tools and project templates for SSIS/SSAS/SSRS. However, SSDT does not include the BI templates, it is used for building databases.
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Lydia Zhang
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Impossible to open .dtproje file after re-installing SQL Server Management Studio

Hi all,
today, after re-installing SQL Server Management Studio from a package downloaded from MS web site (SQLManagementStudio_x64_FRA.exe), I tried to open a SSIS package file via Visual Studio and I get a message stating that this type of project (.dtproj)
is not supported.
Here are the events that lead to this problem:
We have SQL Server 2005 installed on a server and are planning to migrate to SQL Server 2012.
1 - Earlier this year, to solve a problem that we had with the SSMS client, we installed SSMS 2012 client on my station.
At this point, it worked fine for SSMS and when I tried to access SSIS it converted the packages to SSIS 2012 and it worked fine too.
2 - Yesterday, I tried to access SSMS and I had the message that the test period had expired; at this point I could open a SSIS file.
3 - To solve the problem with SSMS we decided to re-install it. It worked fine for SSMS but now I am not able to open a SSIS file.
Do you have any idea of what the problem is and what should I do to solve it?
It seems that there are some SSIS component missing, how could I get them back?

You are welcome Sylviep,
Based on what I see you want to create BI projects (e.g. a SSIS project), thus it will be enough to install SSDT
which is part of the SQL Server installation media. I do not see why you would re-install SQL Server itself.
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How to download the help for SSDT-BI

Hello,
how can i download the help for SSDT? Because our developer PCs don't have direct internet access.
I found the iso for Visual studio, but this not for datatools/ SSIS Components
greetings
selcer

Hi selcer,
What version of SSDT and SSDT-BI do you need to download?
In Visual Studio 2013, you can check for the latest version of SSDT via the following method:
Go to the Tools menu in Visual Studio 2013, select “Extensions and Updates”. On the left of the window there is a section named “Updates”, and under that is “Product Updates”, then look for the Microsoft SQL Server Update for database tooling and click update.
And to install SSDT for Visual Studio 2012, you can use the SQL Server 2012 Installer and Select SQL Server Data Tools during setup.
However, SSDT-BI is a distinct toolset from SSDT or the SQL Server database tooling in Visual Studio 2013, it includes BI project authoring tools and project templates for SSIS/SSAS/SSRS, you can download it from below link.
Download SSDT-BI for Visual Studio 2012
Download SSDT-BI for Visual Studio 2013
There are some articles about SSDT and SSDT-BI for your reference.
http://sqlmag.com/sql-server-2014/sql-server-data-tools-sql-server-2014
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/hh297027.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang
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Lydia Zhang
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Can't uninstall SSDT-BI CTP2

I installed SSDT-BI 2104 CTP2 for VS 2012 when it was first released. I am having problems with the BI tools in VS 2012, but when I try to install SSDT-BI 2014 it indicates the features are already installed. However when I try to uninstall the CTP2 there
is this error message:
https://www.dropbox.com/lightbox/home/TechNet?select=error2.JPG
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.
Any ideas how to get this uninstalled so I can re-install the tools I need?
Thanks

Hello,
I cannot see the image from my corporate network, but maybe the following procedure can still be applied.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ssdt/archive/2011/11/21/uninstalling-ssdt-ctp3-code-named-juneau.aspx
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Alberto Morillo
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Trying to install SSMS 2014 on laptop

I have sql server 2005 - 2008 R2 installed on my desktop. I want to install SSMS 2014 so I can manage 2014 sql servers. Will I wanted to just upgrade my 2008R2 install to 2014. But since I have 2005 (non SR pack 4) it will not allow me to install 2014. Why
is the install looking at all sql servers can't I just updgrade one install which is 2008R2 not the 2005.
How can I upgrade my 2008R2 install to 2014 when I have 2005 installed without Service pack 4?
Also I have SSDT 2014 for VS2013 installed, along with TFS explore 2013 (but I don't have VS2013 (ultimate, proff, etc) installed. WHen I launch SSDT for VS2013 it opens but under the file menu I don't see new project without installing full blown VS2013
how can I get new projects so I can build SSIS, SSAS projects?

Thanks for the reply
But Ihave 2008R2 installed with SP2 here is the version number
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 10.50.4000.0
Microsoft Analysis Services Client Tools 10.50.4000.0
Also I already have installed SSDTBI_x86_ENU which is the SSDT BI for VS2013. I still don't get the new project options
That is the reason for me to ask the forum cause I had SQL server 2005 - 208RS installed, VS 2005- 2008 installed along with TFS explore 2010 - 2012. Before I start to instal SQL 2014 or SSDT-BI for VS 2013.
1. I would like to know how I can upgrade on sql server install while not the others and I have one sql server install (2005) that doesn't meet the criteria but I don't want to upgrade that one. So if one instll doesn't pass the criteria ou can't upgrade
any of the installs?
2. I would like to know if I can just have SSDT-BI installed and get the new project option ? I don't now which is vry confusing to me. What do I need to have installed to create SSIS, SSAS projects? I taught it was just SSDT-BI installed. Do I need anything
else? I have VS 2005- 2008 installed is that causing issues?
thanks
Hi Anonymous123sdaf,
According to your description, you don’t install SQL Server 2008 R2 database engine, so you cannot upgrade SQL Server 2008 R2 to SQL Server 2014. In your scenario, you can only upgrade SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2014 and please apply SQL Server 2005
SP4 before the upgrading process.
Besides, to create SSIS, SSAS projects, we should install SSDT-BI. For more details, please review this
blog. As you don’t get new project option after installing SSDT-BI, I recommend you post the question in the
SQL Server Data Tools forum for better help.
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang
Lydia Zhang
TechNet Community Support

Setting SSDT on the build server

I’m having issues building the database project on the build server.
I’m trying to setup our build server. Our application was initial created using VS 2010 and then slowly we migrated to VS 2013. However the path inside all the individual project file (.csproj, .sqlproj) & build project file (.proj)
is still V10.0. Based on research I did, it looks like I have to install Visual Studio 2010 on the build server in order SSDT to build.
So I installed VS 2010 Professional on build server, then trying to install SSDT for 2010. However Microsoft no longer supports SSDT for VS 2010. Website says
“We are no longer updating SSDT for Visual Studio 2010. Projects and DACPACs are fully compatible across shells. Please download the toolset for VS2012 or VS2013 using the links above for continued updates”
So I installed SSDT for VS 2012.
However it installed the SSDT into C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v11.0
folder.
But the build is looking into C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v10.0
How do I solve this issue? Where can I find SSDT for VS 2010.

Hi lax4u,
Does passing the argument /p:VisualStudioVersion=11.0 to MSBuild when building on the build server help?

How to create a package without BIDS in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

I have inherited some SSIS packages that I found I can edit by opening the .dtsx file in my local copy of Microsoft SQL Server management studio. I then get Control Flow tab, Data Flow tab etc. I can add or change or delete any of the control
or data flows. I have found that if I use the same path to the local file where the packages are stored that exists on the server, I can edit the dtsx file on my local machine and copy the dtsx file to the server into the same directory structure and
sucessfully execute the package on the SQL 2008 server.
I have VS 2010 installed. I have read that I have to install VS 2008 to use BIDS from within VS. However, this has not worked out very well. Since I can basically create a new package by deleteing all of the control and data flows from
an existing package, I am in pretty good shape. However, I would just like to know if there is a way to create a new dtsx file from within Microsoft SQL Server management studio. Also one thing I have not been able to change is the event handler
name or package exploration name....it is just an annoyance since it does not cause any problems, just would like to be able to rename it.

Hi Fred,
We cannot develop SSIS package in SQL Server Management Studio. If we use SQL Server Import and Export Wizard, we can save it as a package but the package is rather simple.
We use Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) or SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) to develop SSIS packages. To develop SSIS 2008 packages, we must use BIDS installed by SQL Server 2008, and the BIDS 2008 can only be integrated with Visual Studio 2008.
To develop SSIS 2012 packages, we use the SSDT installed by SQL Server 2012 which uses Visual Studio 2010 shell and can only be integrated with Visual Studio 2010.
Different versions of SSIS package have different package formats/schemas. If you can create SSIS packages project in you Visual Studio 2010, it means that you have installed SSDT already, and the packages you design are SSIS 2012 packages. If you open and
eidt SSIS 2008 packages in you Visual Studio 2010, the packages will be upgraded to SSIS 2012 package format. SSIS 2012 packages cannot be downgraded to SSIS 2008 packages or deployed to SSIS 2008 server.
Regards,
Mike Yin
TechNet Community Support

SSAS/SSRS/SSIS Templates are missing in the VS 2012 Shell

I have installed SSDT 2012 on azure machine. After installation, VS 2012 shell application is available in the Azure machine with below details.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 Shell (Integrated)
Version 11.0.50727.1 RTMREL
Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.5.51641
Installed Version: IDE Standard
SQL Server Data Tools 11.1.41025.0
Still I can’t find following templates in the VS2012 shell in the installed and online templates.
Integration Services Projects
Reporting Services Projects
Analysis Services Projects
Is it possible to create SSIS/SSAS/SSRS project without full version of Visual Studio 2012?

Hi Lydia,
Thanks for providing information. Now, BI Project templates are available in VS.
Sorry for late reply ..Took me time to figure out how to transfer installation file from local machine to Azure Virtual Machine..
Regards,

PreviewProcessingService.exe does not run in the background

I just installed VS2013, and SQL2014 RTM, and after that I installed SSDT BI for VS2013 released version (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42313).
But when I created a SSRS project in VS2013, and then preview the report, there pops up a command windows "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies\PreviewProcessingService.exe", and it runs in the foreground,
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that could accept the message. ".
Anyone has the same issue? how to work it around?
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Hi Katherine,
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I previewed the report again, the "PreviewProcessingService.exe
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Exception rethrown at [0]:
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