SSIS Redshift Execute SQL Task

SSIS Redshift Execute SQL Task can be used to send any sql queries to Redshift Cluster without needing ODBC driver. You can Issue various sql commands such as DROP, COPY, UNLOAD, CREATE etc.

Allows to execute queries against Amazon Redshift Cluster without ODBC driver
Load query at runtime from variable, file or Direct value
100% Managed code means its 32bit and 64bit compatible
You can issue COPY, UNLOAD commands very easily
Support for SQL Server 2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, 2012 (32/64 bit) and now Azure Data Factory
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In Visual Studio, drag and drop the Amazon Redshift ExecuteSQL Task in the design surface

Drag and drop the Amazon Redshift ExecuteSQL Task

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How to Create Table using Amazon Redshift ExecuteSQL Task

Create Table By SQL Query in Amazon Redshift using Amazon Redshift ExecuteSql Task

That’s all, you can run or Execute your package

Run or Execute your package

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Posted: June 29, 2015

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