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1. Open your SSIS project. 2. Right click on project and select project properties. 3. Go to general tab and select target SQL server version, Click on OK 4. Again right click and project and select build Build was success 6. Right click on project and deploy Deployment wizard will open as shown in bellow 7. Select deployment mode as shown in bellow.  Click on next 8. Provide server and select SSISDB catalog path Click on next 9. Before deployment please check SSISDB catalog in SSMS. No project are available in SSISDB catalog as shown above. 10. Now click on deploy 11. Now deployment project appaired in SSISDB catalog

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1. Indexes Check if useful indexes are present . Take the help of Database Tuning Advisor in SQL  to get index suggestions. 2. Statistics Index and column statistics are up to date or not . If they are not , then probably , query might not perform as required . In a frequently changing database , it may happen that statistics are out of date 3. Run the query in between      SET STATISTICS PROFILE ON             SET STATISTICS IO ON             SET STATISTICS TIME ON        [ Query ]             SET STATISTICS TIME OFF             SET STATISTICS IO OFF             SET STATISTICS PROFILE OFF

--Code Snippet --To Check Subscription Status. USE ReportServer GO SELECT dbo . Subscriptions . Description ,        dbo . [Catalog] . Name ,        dbo . Users . UserName ,        InactiveFlags FROM dbo . Subscriptions      INNER JOIN dbo . [Catalog]      ON dbo . Subscriptions . Report_OID = dbo . [Catalog] . ItemID      INNER JOIN dbo . Users      ON dbo . Subscriptions . OwnerID = dbo . Users . UserID --Temporary disables subscriptions while data warehouse is unavailable UPDATE dbo . Subscriptions SET InactiveFlags = 1 GO --After this you can find, all the subscription where disabled until you again enable it. --Again enable subscriptions. UPDATE dbo . Subscriptions SET InactiveFlags = 0 GO

USE master Go DECLARE @dbid INT , @spid INT , @STR NVARCHAR ( 500 ) --Replace dbname with your database name SET @dbid = DB_ID ( 'dbname' )   DECLARE rs SCROLL CURSOR FOR      SELECT spid FROM sysprocesses WHERE dbid = @dbid     OPEN rs     FETCH FIRST FROM rs INTO @spid             WHILE @@fetch_status = 0            BEGIN                   SELECT @STR = 'KILL '   + CONVERT ( VARCHAR ( 10 ) ,   @spid   )                    EXEC sp_executesql @STR                 FETCH NEXT FROM rs INTO @spid       ...

SELECT name as [Database Name], [Last Access Date] =(select MAX(temp.lastaccess) from ( select lastaccess = max(last_user_seek) where max(last_user_seek)is not null union all select lastaccess = max(last_user_scan) where max(last_user_scan)is not null union all select lastaccess = max(last_user_lookup) where max(last_user_lookup) is not null union all select lastaccess =max(last_user_update) where max(last_user_update) is not null) temp) FROM master.dbo.sysdatabases sysdb left outer join sys.dm_db_index_usage_stats Idxus on sysdb.dbid= Idxus.database_id group by sysdb.name

1. Connect SSMS 2. Go to integration service catalog folder and right click on   integration service catalog click on export option  3. Select folder where we needs to save export file 4. click on windows button and open sql server deployment wizard  5. click on next  6. Select .ispac file from folder  7. Provide server name  8. Select deployment folder path  click next  9. Click on deploy button

1. Open SSIS solution explorer 2. Right click on project and click on Convert to project deployment mode 3.  Click on next 4. Select list of packages 5. Select project name and project level 6. Click on next 7. Click on convert 8. Click on OK

1. Open SSIS solution explorer 2. Right click on project and click on Convert to package deployment mode 3. Click on OK

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