Hi, All,

Recently, I asked questions about integrating perl and SSIS. I am looking to collaborate with some one to write an article on this. It'll be helpful if my co-author is more knowledgeable on perl bots and regular expression. We'll share credits and rights equally on the published article. Let me know if anybody is interested.

Regards,
Rajib
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Re: Is anybody interested in collaborating on an article?
by Arunbear (Prior) on Dec 25, 2008 at 12:10 UTC
    You may want to elaborate on what "SSIS" is, for the benefit of those who don't already know.
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      I'd say someone who doesn't know that by heart would not be in the position to write an article about it anyway ;).

      For the sake of completeness, I'm pretty sure the OP means SQL Server Integration Services.


      holli, /regexed monk/
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        That's what Google suggested as the most likely possibility, but I would not be so sure about that. In either case the OP should have said so. It's not a sufficiently well known abbreviation to be used without explanation and out of context.

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      SSIS stands for SQL Server Integration Services. It's used for ETL process. This process itself is very relevant in datawarehousing discipline.

      Holli lists a url, which you may find helpful.

      Let me know if additional details are needed or not.
      Regards,
      Rajib Bahar
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