Simplify SSIS Lookup Development
Performing lookups in SSIS can quickly lead to rather intricate data flow designs when developer's need to perform multiple lookups with various conditions. With Premium ADO.NET Destination lookup feature, development becomes much easier with a much simpler data flow to maintain saving significant development time now and in the future.
Microsoft Business Applications Summit: “Data is at the centre of opportunity”
Last week we attended Microsoft Business Applications Summit as a Silver Sponsor. This first-time show gave Dynamics 365, Microsoft Flow, PowerApps, and Power BI users & partners a look into Microsoft's vision for the future of Microsoft's business applications.
See KingswaySoft at Microsoft’s first-ever Business Application Summit
Proud to be a Silver sponsor of Microsoft's first ever Business Applications Summit!
Manage Dynamics 365 Documents in SharePoint via Server-Based SharePoint Integration
With Dynamics 365 CE, you can leverage server-based SharePoint integration for document management. In this blog post we demonstrate how to work with server-based SharePoint integration to accomplish your document integration job.
Using SSIS to Mask Data to Assist with GDPR Compliance
SSIS can be a useful tool in assisting with GDPR compliance. In this blog post we will demonstrate how to use SSIS to mask information in an environment so that the data structure remains intact but no sensitive information is stored on the environment.
How to Work with Different OAuth 2.0 Grants in SSIS
In this blog post we discuss how to work with OAuth 2.0 Password and Client Credentials grant types when working with web service endpoints in SSIS.
Running SSIS Integration Toolkit on the Cloud (Legacy Approach)
In this blog post, we specifically discuss how you can deploy our software and run it in Azure SSIS Integration Runtime (IR) by leveraging our most recent Spring 2018 release.
Running SSIS Integration Toolkit on the Cloud
In this blog post, we specifically discuss how you can deploy our software and run it in Azure SSIS Integration Runtime (IR) by leveraging our most recent Spring 2018 release.