SSIS SharePoint Source

⚡ Key Benefits

• Connector-driven reads — Pick SharePoint actions and parameters in the API Source UI
• Broad SharePoint coverage — Lists, libraries, files, folders, drives, and sites
• Design-time preview — Inspect returned rows while configuring the source
• Column control — Toggle output columns for cleaner downstream mapping
• Extensible patterns — Reuse connector files and optional generic REST mode

📸 Visual Overview & Setup

1. Drag API Source from Toolbox 🔍 View Full Size	2. Create / Select API Connection 🔍 View Full Size	3. Choose SharePoint Connector 🔍 View Full Size
4. Configure Endpoint & Preview 🔍 View Full Size	5. Review Output Columns 🔍 View Full Size	6. Save Connector & Run Data Flow 🔍 View Full Size

🔧 Key Features

SharePoint read coverage

• Read list items, fields, and related metadata for ETL staging
• Enumerate sites, drives, folders, libraries, and file paths
• Download or read file contents where the action supports it (CSV/JSON/Excel scenarios)
• Copy, move, rename, or delete flows available through connector actions when your package needs them

Guided API Source experience

• Step-by-step connection and connector selection
• Endpoint parameter inputs with design-time validation
• Preview grid to inspect row shape before runtime
• Output column picker to reduce noise in downstream mappings

Advanced flexibility

• Connector files for reusable, team-standard integration patterns
• Generic REST request mode for custom Graph endpoints
• OAuth patterns aligned with Microsoft Graph security guidance

💡 Common Use Cases

Common real-world scenarios where this component simplifies SSIS development:

• List-to-SQL staging: Extract SharePoint lists on a schedule for reporting or warehousing.
  Example: Land a tracking list into SQL Server each night for dashboards.
• Document catalog metadata: Read file and folder metadata for audit or search indexing.
  Example: Capture library paths and modified dates into a catalog table.
• Hybrid file ingestion: Pull JSON/CSV/Excel stored in libraries into ETL pipelines.
  Example: Parse a shared JSON payload after it lands in a known folder.
• Reference lookups: Enrich rows using SharePoint as a master reference source.
  Example: Join transaction data to a SharePoint-maintained category list.

🎯 Summary

SSIS SharePoint Source packages Microsoft Graph reads into a familiar API Source workflow—connection, connector selection, preview, and column shaping—so teams can treat SharePoint like any other SSIS row source without maintaining custom REST code.

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