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Hello I am running Windows 10 Pro 64bit. I have Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition installed, and SQL Server 2019 Developer Edition, both installed fine. However, when I try to install Sql Server Integration Services on Visual Studio, using the Microsoft.DataTools.IntegrationServices tool. When running the Tool, I get a Menu prompt, requesting to choose the instance of Visual Studio, but there is nothing listed/no version of Visual Studio listed to choose from, and not other option to continue. Any ideas on what could be the issue? Or is there another Method to install SQL Server Integration Services on the version of Visual Studio? I was able to install SQL Server Database projects to Visual Studio, I just cannot figure out how to do this for SSIS. Thanks for any assistance.
I got this fixed. I had to download and run SSDT for VS 2017 (standalone installer) SSDT-Seup-EXE, instead of Microsoft.DataTools.IntegrationServices.exe
The process of adding SSIS looked the same with running both tools, but the SSDT-Seup-EXE tool is what I needed to get this working.
It has been so many years since it did an installation, setup like this I couldn't remember.
Hi @Ven Ataci , thank you for your post. Goog to know that this issue had been fixed. Could you please do "Accept Answer". By doing so, it will benefit for community members who have this similar issue. Your contribution is highly appreciated. Thank you!
I got this fixed. I had to download and run SSDT for VS 2017 (standalone installer) SSDT-Seup-EXE, instead of Microsoft.DataTools.IntegrationServices.exe
The process of adding SSIS looked the same with running both tools, but the SSDT-Seup-EXE tool is what I needed to get this working.
It has been so many years since it did an installation, setup like this I couldn't remember.
I am not sure how to accept my post as an Answer. so I copied into the area below that says answer, can you please direct me
I don't see an "ACCEPT ANSWER" button. can you help me on this?
Hi @Ven Ataci , thank you for your reply. Please refer to this link, see below:
Thank you for providing the follow up information. That is my point, I do not see the "Accept Answer" buttons you are displaying in the screenshots. I tried in a few different browsers, including Edge.