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I learn stuff every day. In this episode I tackle a new subject for me and one I am hearing a lot about--BIML. BIML is a markup language you can use to build your SSIS packages.
I met up with Bill Fellows and Cathrine Wilhelmsen in Portland and they shared with me some insights on BIML, what they use if for, and some tips on getting started. If you find your self doing more SSIS packages and haven't yet tackled BIML, this episode is for you!
Check out the shownotes at http://sqldatapartners.com/2015/11/17/biml/
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