NET framework installed and reboot after this is complete. In the C:\SSDT\redist folder, run the file/double click NDP461-KB3102438-Web.exe if you do not have the correct. A Setup Completed screen will display when complete.Īfter you get the setup complete screen, you will see the following file list in the c:\SSDT directory. However, it is just downloading the files. The Screen will show Installation Progress as if it were installed. (I know, if you are doing this you already know this, but I feel it was missing from my notes.)įrom the Administrative Command Prompt, execute the following command SSDT-Setup-ENU.exe /layout, which will download the install files to the folder in which you run the command. Then open an Administrator: Command Prompt using a right-click on the command prompt menu item. All show in the log that is returned that the EXE Failed to execute the package.Īfter some R&D, I was able to get the setup working with the help of a community post on Stack Overflow from last year !! This article details the steps I used to get these tools installed in more detail.įirst, Download and save the SSDT-Setup-ENU.exe package to a directory with a short path I used C:\SSDT as this will not be the last time I do this. The errors will vary, with most of the time, the return is that a path is too long. When Installing SSDT for Visual Studio 2017, I normally select all the options or even just the SQL Server Integration Services, many times only to have it return in failure. Note: These steps worked for me, and I cannot guarantee that this will solve your issue. The Setup Failed screen referenced an install log, and all failed with roughly the same error, as shown below. I had the same setup failure, no matter what configuration I was using.
In order to develop SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages for Azure Data factory v2, I needed to install the SSDT on a workstation and a number of developer workstations at a client site.
There is an odd error when trying to install SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT), either as a stand-alone or added to an instance of Visual Studio 2017.
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