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SSIS: Persistent Oracle Connector

Those of you that are using SSIS in conjunction with Oracle will have (or should have) read Donald Farmer's blog post that details some of the issues that you need to be aware of.

Donald himself states "I do not expect that Microsoft will write an Oracle fast loader - .... But on the other hand I do fully expect that there will be excellent Oracle loading capabilities from third parties, who may well live long and prosper in that market."

Well just such an Oracle loader now exists. It has been produced by Persistent and the stats are impressive. In tests it took nearly 5 hours to load 2m rows of data into Oracle when using the OLE DB Destination component that you get with SSIS. Using Persistent's loader the same dataset took a little over 2 minutes. Whichever way you cut it that is an impressive improvement.

 

Read more about the loader here: http://www.persistentsys.com/products/ssisoracleconn/ssisoracleconn.htm and here: http://www.persistentsys.com/products/ssisoracleconn/ssisoracleconn_features.htm

Great work Persistent!

-Jamie

 

Published 07 April 2006 13:06 by jamie.thomson

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TrackBack said:

April 11, 2006 09:18
 

TrackBack said:

April 11, 2006 09:18
 

Scott Barrett said:

Jamie...

We have been using this since it was in Alpha, and it is invaluable.  The only way to truly load Oracle with any speed....

Scott Barrett
April 12, 2006 20:38
 

Pravin Wadekar said:

Jamie Thanks ! for you comments

I am Technical Manager for this product. We are also work on connector to DB2 ( both source and destination) and Oracle source, we see substantial upside on performance with connectors. These connectors are also in Alpha stage currently and will be available soon.
April 21, 2006 11:25
 

Diccsy said:

Hi all how can I probably this connector

November 28, 2006 13:46
 

Mark Peterseb said:

Thanks for a super blog.

Where can I get the the Persistent loader?

I have been looking everywhere.

October 2, 2007 08:21
 

jamie.thomson said:

Mark,

There's a link to it above. Copied here: http://www.persistentsys.com/products/ssisoracleconn/ssisoracleconn.htm

-Jamie

October 2, 2007 14:04
 

jamie.thomson said:

October 2, 2007 14:07
 

Mark Petersen said:

Jamie,

Thanks for the quick response.

I did try the link above but I can not seem to find out, on the site, where to buy or try it.

Thanks for the link, I read Donalds article and I understand and agree with the points made. But, as many others I'm sure, I am forced to make it run this way.

We have to load data from our DW (MSSQL 2005) to our Siebel (Oracle xx).

Once again thanks for answering, if you don't know where to download it, I will try and write them to see if I can get a copy.

/Mark

October 3, 2007 14:32
 

Kamal said:

Hi,

You can send a mail to ssisconnector[at]persistent.co.in, for more details and evaluation copy of Oracle Bulk Load connector.

~Kamal

January 31, 2008 07:03
 

SSIS Junkie said:

There was some great news this week for SSIS developers that are building solutions involving databases

March 14, 2008 20:12
 

XLNT said:

For those who are looking for the URL for Persistent loader. Here you go: http://www.persistentsys.com/con_ssis.html

Cheers,

XLNT

March 18, 2008 05:09
 

Wood said:

persistent connector is very expensive.

here are two solutions without paying anything

http://markmal.blogspot.com/2007/07/ssis-2005-fast-load-into-non-ms-ole-db.html

http://blog.jun.bz/2008/07/super-fast-ssis-oracle-loader.html

Cheers

July 2, 2008 08:17

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