What is SSIS?

 SSIS stands for SQL Server Integration Services. It is a part of the Microsoft SQL server and is a well-known integrated platform for performing enterprise-level data migration and transformation activities. The platform is used for solving complex problems like reading, loading, copying, or downloading large files, mining data, extracting relevant information, and managing SQL objects. It supports data sources like relational databases, XML, flat files, etc, and helps to load and send data to multiple destinations.

It performs three important tasks "Extraction", "Transformation" and "Loading". It is an enterprise tool for data integration, data transformation and data migration.



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