Sunday 28 March 2021

Creating a deployment Manifest file in SSIS

 There are multiple ways to deploy the SSIS package like

o   Package deployment

o   Project deployment

Read here: Project deployment

https://bageshkumarbagi-msbi.blogspot.com/2016/07/ssis-project-deployment-model-in-sql.html

Here we will see how to deploy our SSIS package using package deployment and creating the Manifest file.

Keep in mind if we are working on a lower version of SSIS of 2012 then our package needs to deploy on package deployment mode only. If we are using the 2012 or upper version in this case by default the package create as Package deployment mode.

So when we want to deploy our package in Package deployment mode first of all we need to convert our solution in the package deployment model.

Let’s see how to deploy the package on Package deployment mode.

Right-click on the solution and select the Convert to package deployment Model.

   

We will get the warning message like below.   

Click ok.

After we will get the list of package of the solution.   

Click ok. 

Package converted into the package deployment model.

The process to create Manifest file

Once we complete the development of the package, the next step would be deploying the package on a different machine/server. The deployment utility contains the files we need to deploy like packages, configuration files, Readme file (which might be placed in Miscellaneous folder) etc., these files are included automatically in the deployment utility when we built the package.  The manifest file has all this information.

For the demo, we have created a simple file

     

Let’s see the file location  

Now we need to build this package

                                      

We can build our package either build option in the menu or right Click on the solution and select the build option.

After the build, there are two folders created as below   

Now we are ready to create the Manifest file.

Right-click on the solution and select the property.

                         
We will get the bellowing window  

Now go to the Deployment tab   

Select the CreateDeploymnetUtility as true. The default value this property is false.

Click apply and click ok.

After that, we need to build our package once again.   

Build successfully.    


The manifest file is created in the Binà deployment folder for our solution.

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