Converting C# to VB.NET for use in SSIS

If you much prefer C# over VB.NET but are forced to use VB.NET as that is the only language supported by SSIS, you will love the tool I discovered.  Some cool guys over at DeveloperFusion have created an on-line C# to VB.NET convertor which makes the transition simplicity itself.  It also works the other way around. So if you want to convert ugly VB.NET into cool C#, this is your answer.  Easy!

Published 02 November 2007 08:53 by DrJohn
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14 November 2007 22:34 by Phil Brammer

# re: Converting C# to VB.NET for use in SSIS

Just an FYI - SQL Server 2008 SSIS will allow the use of C# in script tasks/components as SSIS implements the new VSTA architecture over the limited VSA architecture.

09 December 2007 17:45 by Sparks from the Anvil

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