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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32859-1We’ve worked through several chapters in preparation for this chapter, but we are finally ready to begin coding the custom task in earnest. We begin by adding references to the project, decorating the class, inheriting from a base class, and adding a property.

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Ágnes Kiss,Juliane Krämer,Anke StüberAn SSIS task needs an editor. We begin creating a simple editor for ExecuteCatalogPackageTask by adding a project to the ExecuteCatalogPackageTask solution.

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Noah S. Daleo,Jonathan D. HauensteinThe first edition of Building Custom Tasks for SQL Server Integration Services was published in 2017. Chapter . covered troubleshooting tips. Chapter . contained notes from my experience. This edition will include those chapters… only later.

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Rémi Imbach,Guillaume Moroz,Marc PougetThis chapter continues the goals of this section of the book, which are

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Daniele Antonio Di Pietro,Alexandre ErnIn Chapter ., we implemented . and made a good start of implementing .. This chapter is all about completing the . property implementation, which is the most complex part of building the Execute Catalog Package Task Complex editor (thus far, at least).

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Additional Topics on Pure DiffusionIn Chapters . and ., we implemented . and .. In this chapter, we implement additional . properties – Use32bit, Synchronized, and LoggingLevel. Adding the SourceConnection property was intense, so we begin this chapter by adding one straightforward and simple property implementation: User32bit. Be forewarned, the intensity increases.

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