I downloaded Visual Studio 2008 from Microsoft.
Visual Studio 2008: (3,30 GB) http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/1/d/81d3f35e-fa03-485b-953b-ff952e402520/VS2008ProEdition90dayTrialENUX1435622.iso
Final objective is to use SQL Server agent to execute SSIS tasks and later build an ASP.NET website to show SSRS reports.
After Visual Studio installation, I can't find SSIS and SSRS options inside.
I know SSIS and SSRS is part of SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard installation. Any idea how I can include it in my Visual Studio as an add on ? My SQL Server is running on another server. If I install VS which part of the SQL Server installation, I don't have the ASP.Net option.
Hope you can give me some advice. Thanks.
Run the SQL Server installation and look for the component:
Business Intelligence Development Studio add-ins to Microsoft Visual Studio
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Is it possible to open a SSIS solution using Microsoft's free tools (Visual Studio Team Explorer and SQL Server Data Tools) or does it require a full installation of Visual Studio?
I am trying to do so with just the free tools and am getting an error saying that "this versino of Visual Studio is unable to open the following projects" then another one saying the solution I have opened is under source control but not currently configured for integrated source control in visual studio.
We have other users who use the full version of Visual Studio 2017 and it works fine so I am wondering if this is just a limitation of the free products offered by Microsoft.
To edit SQL Server 2005 SSIS packages, you need Visual Studio 2005 and installation of Business Intelligence Designer Studio, BIDS. This required a license, developer edition was sufficient, to access the tooling.
SQL Server 2008 & SQL Server 2008 R2 would install into Visual Studio 2008. This too required a SQL Server license as the media only existed on the server media.
SQL Server 2012 would install into both Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Studio 2012. This was delivered in both physical media installations and downloadable tooling which was rebranded to SQL Server Data Tools- BI Edition, now just SQL Server Data Tools and the components were just licensed via click through agreement.
SQL Server 2014 installs into Visual Studio 2013 and was now only available through the download of SSDT.
SQL Server 2016 added a new twist into the mix. It installed into Visual Studio 2015 but it could now create/edit/target SQL Server 2012, 2014 and 2016 packages. This was huge as until this point, as a consultant I would have required 5 different versions of the "same" program on my machine. Now I'd only need 3.
SQL Server 2017 installs SSDT in both Visual Studio 2015 and Visual Studio 2017.
I assume SQL Server 2019 will similarly target VS 2017 and VS 109.
Across all of these versions, if you didn't have Visual Studio installed, the installer would install the Visual Studio shell on your machine so that the project templates would work.
Last I knew, neither Visual Studio Community Edition nor VS Code will work with the SSDT templates so be sure and open the correct product to work with SSIS projects (.dtproj)
The warning/error about "under source control but not currently configured" smells like something is awry with how you have the TFS hook installed but I can't comment on that.
Download and install SSDT 2017 for Visual Studio
You can verify the status of your SSDT installation for Visual Studio by going to the Help, About Microsoft Visual Studio menu and looking for "SQL Server Integration Services." With ... 2017? you can now do a piecemeal install and only pick SQL Server Data Tools (database projects) or SSAS/SSIS/SSRS. Previously, the SSDT-BI install was trio of SS_S and SSDT (no BI) was the database projects.
Previous answer on where SSDT-BI is
You have at lease two options:
Use Visual Studio Community Edition together with SSDT. Still, you have to check its License terms with your Legal department - it might be not legal to use Community Edition in Enterprise.
Use Visual Studio Isolated Shell together with SSDT. More instructions on how to install it. As far as I know, it is legal to use it for debugging.
The VS Isolated Shell is usually installed with SQL Server 2014/16.
I've downloaded a shell version of Visual Studio 2012/SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) which allows me to create Analysis Services Tabular Models but because it is a shell (integrated) version it only allows for a small amount of functionality.
I have a full professional edition of visual studio 2010 and have installed SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) but there is no business intelligence project templates available.
Will I need to purchase visual studio 2012 to get this full functionality or is there a way I can do it within the visual studio 2010 environment?
The SQL Server is 2012
Per MSDN:
You can install SQL Server Data Tools on Visual Studio 2010
Professional, Premium, or Ultimate Edition with Visual Studio 2010
SP1.
You can find the link to download Visual Studio 2010 SP1 on the MSDN page (I don't like linking directly to downloads on SO since people can edit the links.)
Also, according to this other MSDN site,
Projects and DACPACs are fully compatible across shells.
Please download the toolset for VS2012 ...
Again, a link to SSDT 2012 is on the site. You might want to uninstall your integrated shell version just to get a clean binding with your existing VS2010 install.
UPDATE
Please also read James Serra's blog about the BI templates for Visual STudio 2012 coming in a separate install from SSDT, which also includes a link to that install.
I am building SharePoint 2010 application using Visual Studio 2010 and the database is SQL Server 2008 R2, Enterprise version. Now I need to create SSRS reports in our application. I need to create a separate project for Reporting, but could find report project template and not even the business Intelligence section. Can someone guide me creating SSRS reports in specified environment and connect to SharePoint 2010.
To create SSRS 2008 and SSRS 2008R2 projects, you'll be using BIDS (Business Intelligence Developer Studio), which runs in Visual Studio 2008. If you install SQL 2012 Developer Tools, this integrates with Visual Studio 2010, and you can target SSRS 2008R2. If you do not have access to 2012, you're stuck with VS2008.
A couple of months ago, I uninstalled Business Logic from my machine as I did not need it. Now I want to work on some reporting, but I am unable to find the Business intelligence tool in my Visual Studio 2010 install.
How can I download and load it up into Visual Studio 2010 or SSMS for use please?
BIDS (SQL Server 2008/2008 R2) and SQL Server Data Tools (SQL Server 2012) are both part of the SQL Server installer (not Express Edition), not Visual Studio.
If you're using SQL Server 2008/08 R2, the Business Intelligence tools will be installed in a separate "version" of Visual Studio, which uses the Visual Studio 2008 shell. This means that if you're running VS 2010, you'll actually appear to have 2 versions of VS installed, VS 2010 for all your normal dev and VS 2008, which will contain the BI project types only).
If it's SQL Server 2012 that you're using, the BI project types will be installed using the VS 2010 shell, so they'll be accessible when you boot up VS 2010.
Run through your SQL Server installation process and choose the relevant BI components (Analysis Services/Reporting Services/Integration Services) on the "Feature Installation" step of the installation wizard.
Report Service Project template is only available in VS 2008 when install SQL Server 2008.
Even VS 2010 utilmate have no this template. How to add it to VS 2010?
You cannot. VS 2010 doesn't have BIDS and therefore you cannot create SSRS reports in VS 2010. You'll have to use VS 2008 (as I do) or use Report Builder 2 or 3.
I have been told that once SQL Server 'Denali' is released, BIDS will be added to VS 2010.