how to call ssis package installation wizard

I have to call SSIS deployment wizard on clicking on manifest file but instead execute SSIS wizard is opening 

how to change wizard in below code of powershell, I mean to say here, when I run this code it is calling "executing package utility" I don't want to call this utility but want to call "SSIS Package installation wizard" by clcking on *.manifest file

I don't want to execute SSIS but Deploy SSIS on deployment server , please modify below powershell script

 #call SSIS  package installation wizard
 $ManifestFile = get-childitem "D:\Deployments\ssis_folder\Deployment_todaydate\*.SSISDeploymentManifest"
 $baseFolder = [System.IO.Path]::GetDirectoryName($ManifestFile)
 [xml] $list = Get-Content $ManifestFile
 foreach($package in $list.DTSDeploymentManifest.Package){
    $basePackage = [System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($package)   
    # This might need to be a relative path
    $fullyQualifiedPackage = [System.IO.Path]::Combine($baseFolder, $package)
    $cmd = [string]::Format($format, $fullyQualifiedPackage, $destinationServer, $basePackage)
    cmd /c $cmd
    }
  #package installer wizard code of SSIS end






June 27th, 2013 2:35pm

Is this for one machine or for many machines?
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June 28th, 2013 10:54am

for one my own machine not many, this script is working fine but instead of opening SSIS installer utility it is opening ssis executing utility I want to deploy SSIS on local server and don't want to execute it, from powershell learning I am not getting correct command to call deployer which fitted in my above code 

I am getting from powershell :

install-package -DtsxFullName $DtsxFullName -ServerInstance $ServerInstance -PackageFullName $PackageFullName

why in above line it is calling Dtsx full name I expect here Manifest name to deploy

1.for any SSIS deployment process require *.SSISManifest, *.dtsConfig, *.dtsx in deployment folder

2. after clicking Manifest it is opening SSIS deployment package wizard but here in above line it expect dtsx full name which is I think wrong it should be SSISManifest name 

June 28th, 2013 4:24pm

That is not a PowerShell issue.

The deployment tool runs at the commandline.  Try looking at the SSIS development examples to learn how to deploy an SSIS package.

You asked: "I have to call SSIS deployment wizard on clicking on manifest file but instead execute SSIS wizard is opening"

PowerShell does not click on anything.  The program that executes can be changed by right clicking and choosing "Open  With".  You do not need to write a script to do this.

Here are some bits on one way to deploy a package with PowerShell.

http://www.grapefruitmoon.net/powershell-deployment-script-update/

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June 28th, 2013 5:22pm

using powershell, I want to call SSIS deployment wizard and this can be done by clicking on SSISManifest file from deployment folder 

I want to call below wizard on Manifest file click, and in from powershell I want to take manifest filename into varible but in above code I am trying to take manifest file and it is taking dtsConfig name below which is wrong it is calling SSIS execution wizard foreach($package in $list.DTSDeploymentManifesh.Package){

could you please change one line in my very first note, I can get below wizard onClick of *.SSISManifest file in my above code then my work is finish




July 1st, 2013 9:15am

What is it you are asking.  I cannot understand your question.

The command line will not start the wizard.  The command line is used to eliminate the wizard.  You can use the instructions I posted to access the command line tools.

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July 1st, 2013 11:56am

Start by learning to use DTSUtil at a prompt.

DTSUtil /?

July 1st, 2013 12:00pm

that I was started, but I want to call wizard in powershell editor and I am not asking any command prompt rather use this word anywere

could you please take my TOP MOST code and rearrange or replace a line where instead calling SSIS execution wizard at the end SSIS package wizard will open asked in my 2nd note ?


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July 1st, 2013 2:21pm

In PowerShell you call DTUTIL

DTUTIL .... add parameters.

To understand how to use parameters type:  DTUTIL /?

July 1st, 2013 4:15pm

I was trying to decode your question.  The closest I can come is to note the Package deployment Wizard is built into Visual Studio -Business Intelligence Studio and cannot be run separately. It is not an external program.

You can build a Deployment Package from the SSIS project and use ti to distribute packages.

See: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms141034(v=sql.105).aspx

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July 1st, 2013 6:53pm

I have one hint for you from poshcode but it is calling dtsx and not manifest

can you make above script changes so that it will open deployment wizard, only one line change someware I think in top most script 


July 2nd, 2013 10:03am

You cannot open the deployment wizard from PowerShell.  It can only be opened from BI Studio (Visual Studio) It is part of the BI Studio tool.

Please read the documentation I posted.  I recommend that you contact a MSSQLServer developer or consultant to help you sort his out

This forum is for Administrative scripting and is not designed to help people learn SQLServer or to write scripts for you.

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July 2nd, 2013 10:20am

on my local PC there is no BI only sql 2005 still after double clicking on *.SSISManifest file it is opening on normal clicking I just want to do same with powershell, thanks JRV you are helping me a lot and you are genuine coastal guard  of sea of powershell 
July 3rd, 2013 12:37am

this thread is solved by JPBlanc
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July 18th, 2013 8:03am

this thread is solved by JPBlanc

So your question was not what it seemed.  You wanted to open the wizard after all.
July 18th, 2013 8:29am

yes sir and there are two ways of deployments 

1.deploy dtsx file using dtsx utility its one line script in powershell

2.my company is not using 1. then there is ssismanifest file that will deployed through deploy-er and need to open the wizard

actually I want to deploy it without opening ssis deployment wizard but there is no any script available in power shell which will deploy ssismanifest file and not dtsx 

my script looks like below code but on last moment one problem occurs, wizard is not opening in one time, code is correct but when I ran same script twice or thrice then only wizard open

why it take 2-3 attempt that is now problem and 2 files are required for this script dtsConfig, dtsx, ssismanifest files 

#oneClick_SSIS_Deployment on STAGE 
$rootpath = "D:\SSIS_Package_Deployments\"
$repository = "D:\SSIS_Package_Dependencies\"
$d = read-host "Get SSIS Package name, without any space at END and at START"
$con = "SSIS name is confirm ?"
$e = [Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show($con+$d, "PowerShell rocks", [Windows.Forms.MessageBoxButtons]::YesNo, [Windows.Forms.MessageBoxIcon]::Question)
$m = "\"
$extractPath = "C:\temp\"
$FdtsConfig = ".dtsConfig"
$allFiles="\"+"Deployment_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))"
$NewPath = $rootpath+$e+$allFiles
try{
if(-not(Test-Path -path $rootpath$e)){
    #write-Host yes
    $ssisdir = New-Item $rootpath$e -type directory
    $deployment = New-Item $rootpath$e$m"Deployment_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))" -type directory  
    $repository= New-Item $repository$e$m"PackageDependencies_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))" -type directory
    
    $GetZipFile = Get-ChildItem $extractPath\*.* -include *.zip 
    Extract-Zip $GetZipFile $extractPath
    
    $OldPath = Get-ChildItem -Path "c:\temp\STA\" -rec
    
    
    If (Test-Path $NewPath){
    ForEach ($Item in $OldPath){
        If ($Item.Name -match $FdtsConfig){
        
        ls C:\temp\STA\*.dtsConfig | foreach {
            $file = $_.FullName;
            $xml = [xml](Get-Content $file)
            $todayStr = [datetime]::Today.ToString('_yyyyMMdd')
            @($xml.SelectNodes('//ConfiguredValue')) | %{ $_.'#text'=($_.'#text' -replace '_\d+',$todayStr) }
            $xml.Save($file)
            }
            
             Move-Item $Item.FullName $NewPath -Force
             Move-Item $extractPath\*.dtsx $NewPath -Force
             Move-Item $extractPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest $NewPath -Force
             Write-Host $Item.Name
           
          }
           #start SSIS deployment wizard
           Start-Sleep -s 300
            $controlFileArray = Get-ChildItem $extractPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest 
            & $controlFileArray
            #end deploy SSIS
      }
  }
 else{write-host 1}
}

else{
    #write-Host no
    $deployment = New-Item $rootpath$e$m"Deployment_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))" -type directory  
    $repository= New-Item $repository$e$m"PackageDependencies_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))" -type directory
    
    $GetZipFile = Get-ChildItem $extractPath\*.* -include *.zip 
    Extract-Zip $GetZipFile $extractPath
    
    $OldPath = Get-ChildItem -Path "c:\temp\STA\" -rec
     
         
    If (Test-Path $NewPath){
    ForEach ($Item in $OldPath){
        If ($Item.Name -match $FdtsConfig){
        
        ls C:\temp\STA\*.dtsConfig | foreach {
            $file = $_.FullName;
            $xml = [xml](Get-Content $file)
            $todayStr = [datetime]::Today.ToString('_yyyyMMdd')
            @($xml.SelectNodes('//ConfiguredValue')) | %{ $_.'#text'=($_.'#text' -replace '_\d+',$todayStr) }
            $xml.Save($file)
            }
            
            Move-Item $Item.FullName $NewPath -Force
            Move-Item $extractPath\*.dtsx $NewPath -Force
            Move-Item $extractPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest $NewPath -Force
            Write-Host $Item.Name
           
          }
           #start SSIS deployment wizard
           Start-Sleep -s 300
            $controlFileArray = Get-ChildItem $extractPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest 
            & $controlFileArray
            #end deploy SSIS
      }
   }
   else{write-host 2}
    
}



}

Catch [System.Management.Automation.ItemNotFoundException] {"Check folders structure D:\SSIS_Package_Deployments\, D:\SSIS_Package_Dependencies  "}

   
   function Extract-Zip{ 
   param([string]$zipfilename, [string] $destination) 
   $shellApplication = new-object -com shell.application 
   $zipPackage = $shellApplication.NameSpace($zipfilename) 
   $destinationFolder = $shellApplication.NameSpace("C:\temp") 
   $myfile = $destinationFolder.CopyHere($zipPackage.Items()) 
}

still wizard is not opening in one shot after #start ssis deployment wizard line 


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July 19th, 2013 4:10am

As we told you from the beginning the manifest can only be deployed with the wizard.  You were insisting that it needed to be done without opening the wizard.

To open the wizard you only need to do the following.

Start-Process PackageName.SSISManifest -verb open

It will start the wizard.  If there is already a wizard open or hung in  memory then the wizard will not open.  There is nothing we can do about that.  You cannot have BI Studio open when you run the wizard.

Out side of this this is not a scripting issue.  It is an issue of how to use BI and SSIS.  Launching the wizard is just a default mechanism of the BI s

July 19th, 2013 7:04am

this is working perfect...your code is more lucrative.....thanks buddy....

#oneClick_SSIS_Deployment on STAGE 
$rootpath = "D:\SSIS_Package_Deployments\"
$repository = "D:\SSIS_Package_Dependencies\"
$e = read-host "Get SSIS Package name, without any space at END and at START"
#$con = "SSIS name is confirm ?"
#$e = [Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show($con+$d, "PowerShell rocks", [Windows.Forms.MessageBoxButtons]::YesNo, [Windows.Forms.MessageBoxIcon]::Question)
#$e = "ODMamImport1"

$m = "\"
$extractPath = "C:\temp\"
$FdtsConfig = ".dtsConfig"
$allFiles="\"+"Deployment_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))"
$NewPath = $rootpath+$e+$allFiles

try{
if(-not(Test-Path -path $rootpath$e)){
    #write-Host yes
    $ssisdir = New-Item $rootpath$e -type directory
    $deployment = New-Item $rootpath$e$m"Deployment_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))" -type directory  
    $repository= New-Item $repository$e$m"PackageDependencies_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))" -type directory
    
    $GetZipFile = Get-ChildItem $extractPath\*.* -include *.zip 
    Extract-Zip $GetZipFile $extractPath
    
    $OldPath = Get-ChildItem -Path "c:\temp\STA\" -rec
    
    
    If (Test-Path $NewPath){
    ForEach ($Item in $OldPath){
        If ($Item.Name -match $FdtsConfig){
        
        ls C:\temp\STA\*.dtsConfig | foreach {
            $file = $_.FullName;
            $xml = [xml](Get-Content $file)
            $todayStr = [datetime]::Today.ToString('_yyyyMMdd')
            @($xml.SelectNodes('//ConfiguredValue')) | %{ $_.'#text'=($_.'#text' -replace '_\d+',$todayStr) }
            $xml.Save($file)
            }
            
             Move-Item $Item.FullName $NewPath -Force
             Move-Item $extractPath\*.dtsx $NewPath -Force
             Move-Item $extractPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest $NewPath -Force
             Write-Host $Item.Name
           
          }
           #start SSIS deployment wizard
           #Start-Sleep -s 300
            $controlFileArray = Get-ChildItem $extractPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest 
            #& $controlFileArray
            Start-Process $controlFileArray -verb open
            #end deploy SSIS
      }
  }
 else{write-host 1}
}

else{
    #write-Host no
    $deployment = New-Item $rootpath$e$m"Deployment_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))" -type directory  
    $repository= New-Item $repository$e$m"PackageDependencies_$((get-date).toString('yyyyMMdd'))" -type directory
    
    $GetZipFile = Get-ChildItem $extractPath\*.* -include *.zip 
    Extract-Zip $GetZipFile $extractPath
    
    $OldPath = Get-ChildItem -Path "c:\temp\STA\" -rec
     
         
    If (Test-Path $NewPath){
    ForEach ($Item in $OldPath){
        If ($Item.Name -match $FdtsConfig){
        
        ls C:\temp\STA\*.dtsConfig | foreach {
            $file = $_.FullName;
            $xml = [xml](Get-Content $file)
            $todayStr = [datetime]::Today.ToString('_yyyyMMdd')
            @($xml.SelectNodes('//ConfiguredValue')) | %{ $_.'#text'=($_.'#text' -replace '_\d+',$todayStr) }
            $xml.Save($file)
            }
            
            Move-Item $Item.FullName $NewPath -Force
            Move-Item $extractPath\*.dtsx $NewPath -Force
            Move-Item $extractPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest $NewPath -Force
            Write-Host $Item.Name
           
          }
           #start SSIS deployment wizard
           #Start-Sleep -s 300
            $controlFileArray = Get-ChildItem $extractPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest 
            #& $controlFileArray
           Start-Process $controlFileArray -verb open
            #Start-Process $NewPath\*.SSISDeploymentManifest  -verb open
            #end deploy SSIS
      }
   }
   else{write-host 2}
    
}

}

Catch [System.Management.Automation.ItemNotFoundException] {"Check folders structure D:\SSIS_Package_Deployments\, D:\SSIS_Package_Dependencies  "}

   
   function Extract-Zip{ 
   param([string]$zipfilename, [string] $destination) 
   $shellApplication = new-object -com shell.application 
   $zipPackage = $shellApplication.NameSpace($zipfilename) 
   $destinationFolder = $shellApplication.NameSpace("C:\temp") 
   $myfile = $destinationFolder.CopyHere($zipPackage.Items()) 
}

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