Design patterns for SSIS Performance

Do you wonder about SSIS performance? Well I do, and I've compiled my research into this session. We'll cover various design patterns for solving common problems like inserts vs. updates, is it faster to use a lookup, or can you just catch the errors and process them afterwards? As well as the richer patterns we'll look at some straight comparisons between two components that can be used to do perform the same task and ask which one is quicker?

Darren Green

Darren is the joint owner of Konesans Ltd, a small UK based consultancy specializing in data solutions with SQL Server. Having been working with SQL Server from 6.5 onwards he has extensive experience in many aspects of SQL Server, but now focuses on solving problems with BI and SSIS. He is a a frequent poster on the MSDN SSIS forums as well as running the sqldts.com and sqlis.com resource sites.

Darren Green's blog http://www.konesans.com

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