Episode
SSIS Catalog Custom Logging Levels SQL Server 2016
with Matt Masson
In this Data Driven session, you'll get a glimpse of new functionalities included within SQL Server Integration Services 2016. Learn how to define custom logging levels for package executions within the SSIS Catalog and about the ssis_logreader role for seeing the SSIS logs. The best part is, you don't need to be DBA / Admin anymore to have access to the logs. Lastly, we discuss benefits such as how to capture the exact information you need and the flexibility of roles and reporting, to give you deeper insights into SSIS package catalogs.
In this Data Driven session, you'll get a glimpse of new functionalities included within SQL Server Integration Services 2016. Learn how to define custom logging levels for package executions within the SSIS Catalog and about the ssis_logreader role for seeing the SSIS logs. The best part is, you don't need to be DBA / Admin anymore to have access to the logs. Lastly, we discuss benefits such as how to capture the exact information you need and the flexibility of roles and reporting, to give you deeper insights into SSIS package catalogs.