I always have considered the Continuous Delivery (CD) for Database world as one of the last frontiers to cross, it is not easy at all and the DevOps guys are brave witnesses about it, however, I consider that it is an aim which can be reachable with a mix of effort, compromise and obviously investment (time and money).

The previous aspects mentioned above are from my point of view the most valuable, but we also need to be realistic about in which stage of this process our companies are, I mean, it is not realistic or fair to pretend that a new startup consider spending many resources for implementing DB deployment under
CD vision, but if the team only requires to deploy through a few environments it can be feasible to use a simplistic approach based on using PowerShell.

The purpose of this article is to show you how you can use SSIS for doing a classic task – for example, importing a Flat File into a SQL Server work table.  This article is a step by step guide and the first one in a series.