SSIS Development SQL 2014

I've searched and read that SQL Data Tools is gone in SQL 2014. It seems as though it's been replaced, and is currently pulled, by a plugin for VS2013.
My question is this; is SQL Server 2014 not a complete product any longer? I don't have VS 2013, so what am I supposed to do? I need to develop/modify my SSIS packages and we're about to migrate to SQL 2014. I can't believe all the tools
I need no longer come with the install of SQL 2014 - this is extremely disappointing.
Thanks in advance
André

Hi Andremg,
To do SQL Server Business Intelligence development, you don’t need to install Visual Studio. The specif version of BIDS/SSDT just uses specific Visual Studio shell, and can be integrated into the corresponding Visual Studio. The BIDS/SSDT is a different
product and works independent of Visual Studio.
Since the relase of SQL Server 2014, the SQL Server Data Tools used for Business Intelligence development is not shipped with SQL Server installation. To get the SSDT-BI Tools, we need to download it from the Micrsoft Download Center manually.
Currently, there are two versions of SSDT-BI Tools avaiable for SQL Server 2014 BI development:
Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools - Business Intelligence for Visual Studio 2013
Microsoft SQL Server 2014 CTP2 Data Tools - Business Intelligence for Microsoft Visual Studio 2012
Actually, the SQL Server Data Tools - Business Intelligence (SSDT-BI) for Visual Studio 2013 is the native SSDT for SQL Server 2014 RTM. However, it is not available in the Download Center due to some compatiblity issues currently. So, we can temporarily
use the SQL Server 2014 CTP2 Data Tools - Business Intelligence for Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 for SQL Server 2014 BI development. Once the SSDT-BI for Visual Studio 2013 is back, we can install it and use it instead.
Besides, please understand that BI projects created in SQL Server 2014 CTP2 SSDT-BI for Visual Studio 2012 can be opened and eidted in SSDT-BI for Visual Studio 2013 without any problems. So, we don't need to worry about the continuity of the BI development.
In addition, as Kieran said, SSDT-BI Tools is a client tool and seldom installed on a production server.
Regards,
Mike Yin
TechNet Community Support

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SSIS with SQL 2014

I have recently installed SQL2014 and currently have 2 issues which may be BIDS 2012 or SQL2014 related.
1. If I deploy a package to MSDB, then try to re download and open the package in BIDS it complains that it cannot open a version 8 package in Version 6 studio. How do I overcome this?
TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio
Error at Extract_NHP []: The version number in the package is not valid. The version number cannot be greater than current version number.
Error at Extract_NHP []: Package migration from version 8 to version 6 failed with error 0xC001700A "The version number in the package is not valid. The version number cannot be greater than current version number.".
Error at Extract_NHP []: Error loading value "<DTS:Property xmlns:DTS="www.microsoft.com/SqlServer/Dts" DTS:Name="PackageFormatVersion">8</DTS:Property>" from node "DTS:Property".
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
One or more error occurred. There should be more specific errors preceding this one that explains the details of the errors. This message is used as a return value from functions that encounter errors.
One or more error occurred. There should be more specific errors preceding this one that explains the details of the errors. This message is used as a return value from functions that encounter errors.
BUTTONS:
OK
2. I have a flat file source on a SQL2008 R2 database that reads in and successfully processes a csv file which has double quotes as text qualifiers. If I run the same package in BIDS2012/SQL2014 it fails due to not being able to read the file. Now I know
the row below has some qualifiers in it but 2008R2 seems to load it and not fall over and puts '\"Spelga Lodge\" 3 High Street' into the second column of the table. Why does
BIDS2012/SQL2014 not cope with it?
Error: 0xC0202055 at Data Flow Task, Flat File Source [17]: The column delimiter for column "street_name" was not found.
"id","street_name","post_town_name","county_area_name","outcode","incode","type","type2","status","price","item1","item2","item3","item4","property_number"
"515370","\"Spelga Lodge\" 3 High Street","York","","","","ABCD","","Y","1234567","0","4","0","0",""
Regards
David

Hi David,
As discussed above, a SSIS 2012 package format package will be upgraded to SSIS 2014 package format once we deploy it to a SSIS 2014 environment (MSDB or SSISDB catalog). Once the package is upgraded, it cannot be downgraded. Besides, a package
created in a higher version of SSIS cannot be opened in the BIDS/SSDT shipped with a lower version of SQL Server.
So, to edit the SSIS 2014 packages, you need to install the
SQL Server 2014 SSDT-BI for Visual Studio 2013 which is the native SQL Server Data Tools for SQL Server 2014. However, the SSDT is temporarily offline because of some compatibility issues. Temporarily, you can install and use the SQL
Server 2014 CTP2 SSDT-BI for Visual Studio 2012. Both of the two SSDT are for SQL Server 2014 BI development.
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SQL Server Data Tools for SQL 2014 setup

Hello,
I have been using SQL server 2008 with Visual Studio 2008 to perform the ETL processes.
I have recently got SQL 2014 and realized that Business Intelligence Development Studio does not come with it so I have to download SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Basics 2012 or 2013 from:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/hh297027
Can someone advise what exactly I have to do if I want to start using SQL 2014 with SSDT? I still have VB 2008 installed and all my packages were created with that version.
Do I need to download VB 2012 or 2013 plus SSDT and then SSDT? Do I also uninstall VB2008?
Thanks in advnce

Hello,
If you want to keep developing packages for SQL Server 2008 then you need to use BIDS 2008, you cannot use SSDT.
If you want to upgrade BIDS projects to SSDT, then you can use Integration Services Project Conversion Wizard from Visual
Studio or SSIS Package Upgrade Wizard from SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Alberto Morillo
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SQL 2014 is Here and can be downloaded from the MSDN

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SQL Server 2014 Web Edition
SQL Server 2014 Standard Edition
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Hi,
Yes, this link is for subscribers only. Moreover, each version of subscription has different options to download. I use the ultimate MSDN therefore I could download all. I am not sure which plain of MSDN there are now, It is changing
all the time. here are usually cheaper plain for developers teams. I recommend to check it at the time you open a subscriber. several weeks ago I opened to one of my client a great plain build for small developing teams (till 4 users if I remember correctly).
It include 4 licence from each including office (the personal subscription include 1 even with the ultimate if I got it correctly).
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How to attach database into .exe windows application Vs 2013 Sql 2014

i am developing a windows application project using C# , sql 2014 and VS 2013.
now i want to run the application in other computers ( visual studio and MS sql server are not installed in
these client computers).
i can run the applications interface bu taking the .exe file inside bin. But i cannot run it properly b/c the
database is not there.
i have tried InstallerShiled and in every time my application can't connect with the database in other pc

As your question is about application deployment/data access, and not about .NET Framework setup (this forum's topic), I'll suggest two possible forums for you because your issue crosses over two topics.
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For database issues:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vstsdb/threads
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Ask about an Error in SQL 2014

Hi all,
I got an error in SSIS package when I upgraded from Sql server 2008 to 2014 as below
I have a format file with "Text qualifier" is "||" and "Column dilimiter" is "|" as below data example and it run well in SSIS 2008. But I got an error after I upgraded to Sql server to 2014 because SSIS 2014 did not
know this kind of format. Is this a bug for new Sql 2014?
As I know, some first releases of Sql server 2008 also had this error and then it's fixed after that. Now, it happen again in new release of Sql server 2014. Is there any fix for that?
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Thanks all.

Hi khoana,
Based on my research, the issue is caused by the Column Delimiter gets first preference and then Text Qualifier. So the values would be parsed as 10 columns based on the Column Delimiter, lack of Text Qualifier cause the issue. This is by design in SQL Server
2014.
Personally, I recommend you that submit the requirement at
https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/. If the requirement mentioned by customers for many times, the product team may consider to add this feature in the next SQL Server version. Your feedback is valuable for us to improve our products and increase
the level of service provided.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
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SQL 2014 Exp Wont Install Win 8.1

Hello All,
Im really struggling to install SQL 2014 express on my windows 8.1 SL pc. x64
i installed SQL 2008 first but when i tried to install the studio management, it refused to work.
so i redownloaded the latest setups. ive tried both 32bit and 64bit
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SQLManagementStudio_x86_ENU.exe 689mb
It just stays on the one screen after the landing page. ive left my pc for 6 to 8 hours...
ive tried this more than once... and no luck...
Note i have cleaned the registry and directorys each time.
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http://1drv.ms/1pJFzTq
http://1drv.ms/1pJFAXC

I am little confused are you trying to install SQL server 2008 express or SQL server 2014 express.
You should first refer to
Hardware and Software requirements for installing SQL server 2014
You should also read Installing SQL server On windows 8
Finally when you are ready download
SQL server 2014 express
Edit: reg logs you posted it seems your machine where you are installing SQL server does not have internet connection. Internet connection is required for installation of SQL server 2014 express read Hardware and software requirements.
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(BUG??) Team Foundation Server 2013 Update 4 Support for SQL 2014

Scenario: On Windows 2012 R2 x64 I have installed SQL, Reporting Services & AS 2014 (applied all updates through Windows Update), SharePoint 2013 Foundation, and installed Team Foundation Server 2013 RTM (did not configure).
Before configuring TFS, I applied Update 4 to the server (not update 1,2 or 3 directly). When trying to configure I get the following error:
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TF255146: Team Foundation Server requires SQL Server 2012 SP1 (11.00.3000) or greater. The SQL Server instance you supplied is version 12.0.2254.0.
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TF400070: A required version of a component is not installed on the application tier. You must exit the Team Foundation Administration Console and install a supported version of either SQL Server Analysis Services of the SQL Server Client Tools on the application
tier to ensure that the Analysis Services object model is present for warehouse processing.
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My understanding is that as of Update 2 (or was it 3) that SQL 2014 was supported. However it appears if that particular update is not installed directly it bypasses the check. Can someone verify I am seeing the intended result or is this a bug?

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Error in converting SQL 2014 Trial to Full version using VLKey

Hi,
I am currently trying to upgrade my SQL 2014 evaluation version to the full version.
I have purchased a Volume License for SQL Server 2014 Server/CAL and have extracted the product key from the ISO File.
I have verified this product key with the product activation department and it is confirmed that it is a valid product key "ProdKey3 SQL Svr Standard Edtn 2014 00204 PA/BP VL:GVLK Pre Pidded"
However, when i input the product key in to the server, it is showing me the error message:
The SQL product key is not valid, enter key from certificate of authenticity or SQL server packaging
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Secondly, in addition to Ed’s post, you can also use the following command lines to upgrade SQL Server 2014 Trial to a full version.
Setup.exe /q /ACTION=editionupgrade /INSTANCENAME=<MSSQLSERVER or instancename> /PID=<PID key for new edition>" /IACCEPTSQLSERVERLICENSETERMS
Thirdly, for more detailed information regarding to the license issue, please call
1-800-426-9400,
Monday through Friday, 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. (Pacific Time) to speak directly to a Microsoft licensing specialist. For international customers, please use the Guide to Worldwide Microsoft Licensing Sites to find contact information in your locations.
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SQL 2014 performance

We have a fresh install of SQL 2014 running on Windows 2012 R2 running in Production.
We tested this extensively first and most of our code ran as fast as SQL 2012 or slightly better.
Pure engine processes such as Backup jobs run about 30% faster.
However, now that we’re in Production for the first day we’re seeing some very sporadic performance.
For example, 90% of our jobs are running just fine. 10% of the jobs are running significantly longer.
Jobs that used to take 7-8 minutes are now running in 40 minutes plus.
Not only is this slowing down our server in general but it’s causing a lot of blocking issues.
We’re convinced this is a SQL 2014 issue and not hardware.
Using iometer we can tell that this server outperforms our old server.
SQL doesn’t always substantiate the numbers we’re seeing from iometer as far as performance compared to our old server.
We’re running on RTM, not Cumulative Update 1.
Our hardware is a beast of a server; DL580 G8, 384 GB ram, only 2 physical hard drives (running the OS/SQL) and the rest are Fusion iO cards.
We have 9 total Fusion cards for the database, log and tempdb.
Our old server is also a very robust server: DL380 G8, 384 GB ram, 48 physical drives and 2 Fusion iO cards for tempdb.
Has anyone else deployed SQL 2014? Has anyone else encountered these sporadic performance issues?
If so, did cumulative update 1 fix the issues?
Separate question: If I put my database in 2012 compatibility mode and do a backup, can SQL 2012 read the SQL 2014 backup?
Thanks in advance,
André
André

We applied CU2 last night. Things seem to be better this morning but we're still seeing some differences between SQL 2012. Here are 2 of the biggest issues we're seeing.
1 - views are slow. We have queries that use views that are taking forever. In some cases the view might be a simple "select 10 fields from table" type of views. If we change our query to use the base table instead of the view, the query
finishes very quickly. As an example, a query using the view takes 3 minutes. If we change the query to use the base table instead of the view it finishes in 5 seconds.
2 - inner joins are slow compared to "not exists" or "exists". Back when we migrated from SQL 2000 to 2008 we were told that joins were faster, so we migrated our code to use joins and our code flew. Now we're seeing performance issues on some,
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top100
fromcustomers c(nolock)
inner
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2
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New table in msdb database of SQL 2014

Hi All, I've seen a table in MDSB database of SQL 2014 CTP version.
Table name is = smart_backup_files
Can any body explain the purpose of this table and where to use this one.
Asheesh pandey SQL server DBA

Smart Backup is a feature in SQL Server 2014 where in SQL Server can now manage your back up schedule using the new Managed Backup to Windows Azure feature. It determines backup frequency based on database usage patterns.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/dataplatforminsider/archive/2013/10/22/smart-secure-cost-effective-sql-server-back-up-to-windows-azure.aspx
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn449498(v=sql.120).aspx

Best practice configuration for SQL 2014 to achieve HA when hosted on Hyper-V 2012R2 cluster

Hi,
I've had a hunt around but so far I've not found a conclusive answer to my question. I am currently moving from a SQL 2008R2 (physical tin) failover cluster to a virtual environment build on Hyper-V 2012R2. I am building everything with SQL 2014
SP1.
I want to achieve the same level of high availability that I currently have and at the same time make sure that I can replicate (DR) data offsite (Azure) in the future. I have two options with SQL which are clustered instance (basically the same as
I have now) or AlwaysOn Availability Groups for database level HA.
I am unsure which is the best method to use when the SQL nodes are highly available guests on Hyper-V, trying to imagine how the guests will all move around in the case of a host server failure is a bit mind boggling to say the least.
I am leaning towards a instance failover but I would appreciate any input/advice etc.
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Rob

Hi Rob,
To start with I will not be installing SQL Server 2014 with SP1, as SP1 has bugs and Microsoft has disabled its download. See reference: http://www.eweek.com/database/microsoft-halts-sql-server-2014-sp1-downloads.html
With regards, I would go for AlwaysOn Availability Groups configuration, because it has several benefits:
You will get same amount of high availability you normally get with native cluster configuration, if you use AlwaysOn configuration. However, AlwaysOn configuration provides more granular high availability, and fail-over are invisible to the application,
if you using Availability Group listener to connect to server.
You can offload read-only workloads to secondary replica.
You can perform transaction log backups on secondary replica.
Reduce production downtime during patching or other planned work on the server.
So in short, you should use AlwaysOn configuration.
Regards,
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Strange error in SQL 2014 - is it a bug?

Hi everybody,
I was writing a query to help in a recent thread and then got a very strange error:
declare @dt date = CURRENT_TIMESTAMP;
select convert(varchar(10), 103, @dt);
Run this code in SQL 2014 and see if it works for you or not. In BOL I didn't find anything indicating that CONVERT is not going to work with DATE type. Can you point me to BOL explaining the problem or confirm it's a bug?
UPDATE. Same error in SQL 2012. Does it mean I can not use CONVERT function with DATE type or some styles are not available? If yes, which codes I can use and which I can not?
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Can't update SQL 2014 DB during web publish from Visual Studio 2013

According to Visual Studio 2013 I have "SQL Server Data Tool 12.0.40706.0" installed, which should allow me to update a SQL 2014 database but when I try to publish my web application I get the error: "Web deployment task failed. (Could not
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Actually problem seems to be related when web publish to remote server. I tried local web publish to sql2014 db and it works.
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Error message "The database platform service with type Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Sql.Sql120DatabaseSchemaProvider
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Using the equivalent of a BREAK ON command in SQL Developer SQL window

Folks.
In SQL*PLUS "BREAK ON Col1 ON Col2;", I can generate a report similar to the following:
Col1Value1 Col2Value1 Col3Value1
Col3Value2
Col3Value3
Col2Value2 Col3Value1
Col3Value2
Col3Value3
Col1Value2 Col2Value1 Col3Value1
Col3Value2
Col3Value3
Col2Value2 Col3Value1
Col3Value2
Col3Value3
etc.
I want to be able to do the same thing in my SQL Developer SQL window so that I can export the results to a spreadsheet file.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
I've tried using the SQL*PLUS BREAK command in my SQL Developer window but it appears to be ignored. My resultset looks something like
Col1Value1 Col2Value1 Col3Value1
Col1Value1 Col2Value1 Col3Value2
Col1Value1 Col2Value1 Col3Value3
Col1Value1 Col2Value2 Col3Value1
Col1Value1 Col2Value2 Col3Value2
Col1Value1 Col2Value2 Col3Value3
Col1Value2 Col2Value1 Col3Value1
Col1Value2 Col2Value1 Col3Value2
Col1Value2 Col2Value1 Col3Value3
Col1Value2 Col2Value2 Col3Value1
Col1Value2 Col2Value2 Col3Value2
Col1Value2 Col2Value2 Col3Value3
.

OK thanks.
I did get around this by using SQL*PLUS to generate an output file with a separation character between the columns and spooling the SQL*PLUS output to a text file.
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