DRAG DROP
You are developing a SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) project by using the Project
Deployment model.
The project contains many packages. It is deployed on a server named SQLTest1. The
project will be deployed to several servers that run SQL Server 2012.
The project accepts one required parameter. The data type of the parameter is a string.
A SQL Agent job is created that will call the Loading.dtsx package in the project. A job step
is created for the SSIS package.
The job must pass the value of an SSIS Environment Variable to the project parameter. The
value of the Environment Variable must be configured differently on each server that runs
SQL Server. The value of the Environment Variable must provide the server name to the
project parameter.
You need to configure SSIS on the SQLTest1 server to pass the Environment Variable to the
package.
Which four actions should you perform in sequence by using SQL Server Management
Studio?
(To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and
arrange them in the correct order.)
Answer: 
Here’s the answer:
In the SSIS catalog, create an Environment named EnvTest.
In the EnvTest Environment, create an Environment Variable.
Name the Environment Variable EnvServer.
Set the Environment Vanable value to SQLTest1.
In the project configuration, create an Environment
reference to EnvTest. Assign the value of the
EnvServer Environment Variable to the project parameter.
In the SQL Agent job, choose the EnvTest
Environment in the Configuration tab of the SQL
Server Integration Services job step.
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