How to make ssis package to read data from db2 and insert to sql serve

Create a New SSIS Project:

• Open SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT).
• Create a new Integration Services Project.

Add a Data Flow Task:

• Within the project, right-click on the "SSIS Packages" folder.
• Choose "New SSIS Package" and give it a meaningful name.
• Drag and drop a "Data Flow Task" from the SSIS Toolbox onto the Control Flow design surface.

Configure the OLE DB Source (DB2 Database):

• Double-click the Data Flow Task to open it.
• Drag and drop an "OLE DB Source" component from the SSIS Toolbox onto the Data Flow design surface.
• Double-click the OLE DB Source component to configure it.
• Create a new OLE DB Connection Manager.
• Select "Native OLE DB\IBM OLE DB Provider for DB2" as the provider.
• Enter the DB2 server details (Server, Database, Authentication, etc.).
• Write the SQL query to fetch the data from the DB2 table.

Configure the OLE DB Destination (SQL Server Database):

• Drag and drop an "OLE DB Destination" component from the SSIS Toolbox onto the Data Flow design surface.
• Double-click the OLE DB Destination component to configure it.
• Create a new OLE DB Connection Manager.
• Select "Native OLE DB\SQL Server Native Client" as the provider for SQL Server.
• Enter the SQL Server details (Server, Database, Authentication, etc.).
• Choose the target SQL Server table where you want to insert the data.

Map Columns:

• Click on the "Mappings" tab within the OLE DB Destination component configuration.
• Map the columns from the source (DB2) to the destination (SQL Server).

Run the SSIS Package:

• Save the SSIS package.
• Right-click on the SSIS package in the Solution Explorer and select "Execute Package."

Review and Troubleshoot:

• Monitor the execution of the SSIS package and check for any errors or warnings.
• If needed, modify the package to handle data transformations, data type conversions, or error handling