Apply visual studio 2008 license to 2017 migration

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When you working with SSIS 2008, you would have to add our data flow components to the SSIS Toolbox manually. Visual Studio would show different components depending on the design view that you are currently working with. For instance, if you are looking for a data flow component, you need to make sure that you in the Data Flow view, not the Control Flow view. Note: When working with SSIS Toolbox, you need to make sure that you are in the right view in order to see the right components.

If you are not seeing the SSIS Toolbox, you would either click the SSIS Toolbox menu option under the SSIS menu, or click the SSIS Toolbox icon in the design window's upper right corner as shown below.

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If you are working with SSIS 2012 or later, SSIS Toolbox should be automatically available during the design time once you have an SSIS package opened provided that you have our software installed properly. SSIS Toolbox is the first place that you will be looking for our components to be added to your ETL process during the design time.

#Apply visual studio 2008 license to 2017 migration install#

When you have confirmed that your system satisfies the above prerequisites, you can navigate to the KingswaySoft website at to download the installation package.ДЄfter you have downloaded the package, you can install the software by following the installation wizard. NET 4.6 framework is required in order to run the License Manager program if needed. NET Framework 3.5 is required, which is generally installed along with SQL Server installation.

When working with SQL Server 2008 or 2008 R2.

NET Framework 4.6 feature or install it by downloading from Microsoft website.

For SSIS 2014 or lower, you may turn on the.

NET Framework 4.6 (or above) is generally a prerequisite, no additional installation is required.

Our software requires the installation of.

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In such cases, Windows Installer 4.5 needs to be installed by downloading it from the Microsoft website. If working with SSIS 2008, it might be possible to work with Windows Server 2003 R2 (even Windows XP for development workstation), but it is definitely not recommended, neither do we officially support such installations.Windows Server 2008 should work fine for SSIS version up to 2014, but we highly recommend upgrading to a more recent version due to its support status with Microsoft.Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2012 R2 should work fine for SSIS version up to 2016.We generally recommend Windows Server 2016 or greater (Including Windows Server 2019 and potentially future Windows Server versions).For server system (mostly for runtime deployments).

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Windows 8.1, 8 or 7 should work fine with our software installation which supports most SSDT versions and SQL Server 2016 or below, but we highly recommend you upgrade to Windows 10 because their support status with Microsoft.

We generally recommend Windows 10, version 1507 or greater.

For desktop system (mostly for development workstations).

In summary, our software should work for the following Windows operating systems. The general guideline is the newer the operating system is, the better. We don't have any additional requirements in terms of the Windows operating system as long as it satisfies the minimum requirements of SSIS runtime or design-time. Windows operating system requirement largely depends on the version of SSIS runtime or design-time selected. The Business Intelligence Development Studio that is shipped with the installation media of the corresponding SQL Server version.

Packages created using SSDT 2015 need to have their project's TargetServerVersion setting set to ' SQL Server 2012' in order to work with SSIS 2012.

Packages created using SSDT 2017 need to have their project's TargetServerVersion setting set to ' SQL Server 2012' in order to work with SSIS 2012.

SSDT for Visual Studio 2017 (not recommended due to potential compatibility issues with ISV solutions).

Packages created using SSDT 2019 need to have their project's TargetServerVersion setting set to ' SQL Server 2012' in order to work with SSIS 2012.

SSDT for Visual Studio 2019 (not recommended due to potential compatibility issues with ISV solutions).

SSDT-BI for Visual Studio 2012 (recommended most reliable).

Packages created using SSDT 2015 need to have their project's TargetServerVersion setting set to ' SQL Server 2014' in order to work with SSIS 2014.Packages created using SSDT 2017 need to have their project's TargetServerVersion setting set to ' SQL Server 2014' in order to work with SSIS 2014.Packages created using SSDT 2019 need to have their project's TargetServerVersion setting set to ' SQL Server 2014' in order to work with SSIS 2014.