Yes! That’s the TL;DR; out of the way 🙂 The slightly longer version is that you need to use the 1.4.0.0 version of the Neo4j SSIS Components. This is the main change to the components for 1.4.0.0 – there are a couple of things tidied up and hopefully a smoother experience with the syntax highlighting…
I’ve not written about the SSIS components for a bit, but I have been working on them – adding things, improving things. One area that was always very basic was the Connection interface. Or lack thereof – indeed the interface was basically just the properties pane of Visual Studio – mmmm Functional. Now though, you…
Another day, another ETL tool, this time Apache NiFi which is described as: An easy to use, powerful, and reliable system to process and distribute data. I’ve used SSIS and Kettle in the past, so I figured I’d be able to get this bad boy running easy enough – I mean – it’s ‘easy to…
Last week, Anabranch released version 1.1 of the tools for Neo4j – which included a very welcome addition to the toolset – being able to pull data from a Neo4j instance. After doing the demo post – I noticed a peculiarity – a quirk if you will with how the ‘Execute Cypher Task’ (see here)…
That’s right everyone! We’re going from Neo4j this time, and this is a new release, the old version (1.0.0.0) didn’t have a ‘Neo4j as a Source’ component, 1.1.0.0 does. In the last post we took data from a file and ingested it into Neo4j, so far so good – but one of the things we…
In what is rapidly becoming a series of posts – we look into another of the components in the Anabranch SSIS Components for Neo4j package. The last post looked at using the “Execute Cypher Task” from within a Control Flow, but that’s not so useful, I mean – it’s great for doing things like Deleting…
Last Friday, Anabranch released the first beta version of it’s connector to Neo4j from SSIS. Aside from a post saying that it existed, I didn’t go into detail, so this is going to be a series of posts on how you can use your existing SSIS infrastructure with Neo4j. Today we’re going to look at…
Neo4j and SSIS are awkward bedfellows – SSIS is Microsoft and has connectors to a plethora of database and technologies using ODBC, Web etc, and Neo4j is written in Java which provides a JDBC connection. SSIS however, does not work with JDBC. #badtimes Some of the clients I’ve worked with like using SSIS – (some…