Sounds like you didn't tick the right box I'm afraid. I installed it on 3, machines last month, SSDT comes with all 3 BI tools out the box. i should NOT have to enable that SSDT extension after installing (enabled should be the default). WHY the f*** does MSFT disable a component that I am specifically installing?!?! That is where this thread came from and NO answers as to why it still did not open older package version inherently. You need to manually go to tools, enable and then you can do it. Yes, however, when you install SSDT for Integration services this is DISABLED by default which throws the SAME error.

The OP was using a CTP version of SSDT which didn't support SSIS at the time. In commence, it starts with the definition of Web. The solution was to wait for the RTM release? Now that it's out, yes SSIS is part of the suite. This article will walk through how to configure the SSIS Web service task in Visual Studio 2017 (SSDT). It should now open and have the version in parenthesis The Project may still error if it does, right click on the project and rebuild project. Â€‹I have found a SOLUTION!!! This is for 2012 solution/project but should work for all.ġ) Install SSDT for VS 2017 I ONLY installed Integration services (NOT Analysis or Reporting Services)ģ) Open Visual Studio->Tools->Extensions and Updates->ENABLE Integration services extension (NEVER knew this was an extension/option)ĥ) Open solution.

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