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Visual Studio standard Toolbox VS the "SSIS Toolbox" by Todd C

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Type: Suggestion
ID: 778510
Opened: 2/4/2013 7:05:45 PM
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Using SQL Server Data Tools for VS 2010 and developing an SSIS Package, somehow the Toolbox got closed. NOt sure how. Upon re-oppoening, it was EMPTY. It took me DAYS of anguish and deleting the Toolbox.TBD files and re-installing and repairing and whatever else to try to get those Control Flow and Data Flow elements BACK on the Toolbox.

I finally came across a post that mentiioned the difference between the standard VS Toolbox and the SSIS Toolbox. When did that happen?

Any why, when I open an SSIS package, does it not open the SSIS Toolbox?

VERY Frustrated.
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Product Language

English

Category

Developer Tools (SSDT, BIDS, etc.)

Proposed Solution

Make like it was in prior versions of Visual Studio, that when you open an SSIS Package, you get a toolbox full of SSIS Tools. Simple as that. Why do we need a special toolbox just for this project type?

Primary Benefit

Improved User Interface

Other Benefits

 

Virtualization

 
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