In this post you will learn how to save Response header value to SSIS variable using SSIS REST API Task SSIS PowerPack v1.8.2 Introduced new feature for mapping Response Header to variable. When you click Test Request/Response button all response headers will be parsed into Response Header Grid with default [NOT-MAPPED] status. If you wish […]
Limitations of the SSIS Excel Source/Destination SSIS comes with out-of-the-box support for reading and writing to Excel. However, it’s very restrictive if you want to make things dynamic, as any metadata inside DataFlow cannot be changed at runtime. Here are a few problems with using the native Excel Source or Destination. Metadata cannot be changed […]
Introduction In this article, we will learn how to utilize the SSIS JSON Source Component to retrieve JSON data from an OData service and perform OData pagination on significant results. According to the OData specification, data can be presented in either JSON or XML format. For the XML format, refer to this article. This article primarily […]
Introduction SSIS PowerPack supports various methods for making things dynamic. Sometimes you have to consume JSON Data from a Dynamic URL. There are 3 different ways you can make JSON Source URL Dynamic. Use Expression on the DirectPath property of the JSON Source (SSIS Data Flow Expression) Use variable placeholders directly inside URL (Only works […]
Introduction In this blog post you will explain how to pass basic credentials (i.e. UserID/Password) along with your web request. You will also learn about setting up Authorization Header for HTTP Web Request in Base64 manually. To learn more about how to consume / call REST API in SSIS check this article. HTTP Authorization Header […]