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Q: SSIS - Sharepoint List Adapters for SQL Server 2016 We have many SSIS imports in our environment all created with SQL / Visual Studio 2008 version. We run a lot of imports from SharePoint and for that we have been using SharePoint List Adapters that we got from CodePlex long time ago. It works great in SSIS 2008. However we are trying to upgrade all of our jobs to run with newer version and using SQL Server Data Tools 2015.
I installed SQL Server Data Tools 2015 on the same machine as SQL Server 2008 Developer Tools. I am still able to use the 2008 version and see the SharePoint list adapters there but they do not show up in the 2015 version. Also the 2015 version doesn't have the SSIS Data Flow Items tab in the "Choose Toolbox Items"
Is there any way for me to add the same SharePoint data flow item components to the 2015 version? I searched and found some suggestions. Tried these steps which did not work unfortunately:

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*Copied

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*FROM "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\100\DTS\PipelineComponents\SharePointListAdapters.dll"

*TO "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\130\DTS\PipelineComponents\SharePointListAdapters.dll"

*Ran this command from administrator CMD prompt
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.1A\bin\NETFX 4.5.1 Tools> gacutil -i "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\130\DTS\PipelineComponents\SharePointListAdapters.dll"

*Opened SQL Server Data Tools 2005 and refreshed the SSIS toolbox but the SharePoint components did not appear.

Is there anything else that I can try?
Thanks

A: The CodePlex Sharepoint List Adapters for SSIS are obsolete. They cannot be used in newer version of SSIS.
ODATA Components
In newer versions you can use the ODATA components which can be found in SQL Server feature pack. (In SQL server 2016+ they are installed with SSIS)
You can use ODATA Source to read from Sharepoint list.
Third-party Components
Another way is to use third-party components which can be found in Visual studio marketplace.

Helpful links

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*Reading SharePoint Lists with Integration Services 2017

*SSDT2015 compatible with Sharepoint List Adapters (Codeplex)

*Using the OData Source in SQL Server Integration Services

*SharePoint SSIS Components

Update based on the OP Comments
In the comments below the OP mentioned that he found a new version of SSIS Sharepoint List Adapters published on GitHub:

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*SharepointListAdapters-2017-11-27

A: Here is what I did to get the SharePoint List Adapter SSIS components to work in both 2008 and new 2015 version on the same machine (Windows 10).
I already had SQL Server 2008 Client Tools Developer and SSIS SharePoint List Adapters installed and working. After installing SQL Server Data Tools 2015 on the same device, the following was done to get the SharePoint components working in both:

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*Make backup of existing GAC_MSIL assemblies. Old version on my computer was 1.0.0.0_f4b3011e1ece9247
C:\Windows\assembly\GAC_MSIL\SharePointListAdapters
C:\Windows\assembly\GAC_MSIL\SharePointListConnectionManager

*Make a backup of SharePointListAdapters.dll from:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\100\DTS\PipelineComponents

*Uninstall old version of SharePoint List Adapters for SSIS

*Download and install new version from:

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*SharepointListAdapters-2017-11-27
After installing - open SSDT 2015 and refresh the SSIS toolbox to make sure they SharePoint Source and Destination components appear under the Common section.

*To get these components working in VS2008 on same device:

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*Copy the GAC_MSIL assemblies which were backed up earlier back to the folders which now should only have the 1.2.x folder in it. End result is that the GAC_MSIL folders should have the old 1.0.x folder and the 1.2.x

*Copy the backed up SharePointListAdapters.dll back to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\100\DTS\PipelineComponents
You can re-name or overwrite the newer version that got installed there. I renamed it.

*Open CMD prompt as administrator

*Switch to C:\ prompt first and then change directory using this command:
CD Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.1A\bin\NETFX 4.5.1 Tools

*Run the following command:
gacutil -i "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\100\DTS\PipelineComponents\SharePointListAdapters.dll"

At this point the SharePoint List Adapters in VS2008 should be functional once again. The SP adapters in SSDT 2015 should be available as well at the same time.
Hope this helps

A: Not sure if anyone else has ran into this issue with SQL Server 2019, but as of last night, finally got this Sharepoint List Adapter 2017 adapter to work with SSIS SQL Server 2019 :-). I'll be working on documenting the process for it, but it works 100%. Using SSDT 2017, I was able to target SQL Server 2017/2019 and in both scenarios the package ran successfully. Stay tuned, more to come soon; hopefully it helps someone. Update with Documentation link/answer: Confirmed it also works if you are using Visual Studio Pro 2019. How to install Codeplex 2017 Sharepoint List Adapter onto SSIS SQL Server 2019 (dev/prod environment)


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Drawing on this year's International Women's Day theme, 'Balance for Better', the panel of eminent leaders and academics explored gender balance through the prism of women's political participation in the Pacific. Panel convenor, DPA Research Fellow Dr Kerryn Baker was joined by Honourable Ali'imalemanu Alofa Tuuau (MP, Samoa), Dr Transform Aqorau (a former Chief Executive Officer of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement and a DPA Visiting Fellow) and Sarah Garap (a renowned social and political activist from Papua New Guinea).
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The panel also examined the role of male leaders in helping to change power dynamics and open up decision-making spaces to women and discussed the importance of building pathways to women's leadership from community and local levels up to national, regional and international levels. The event was one in the Pacific Leadership Seminar Series funded under the Australian Government's Australia Awards Women's Leadership Initiative.
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Christoph Waltz Walks Through The Portable Door
by Darby Harn · February 20, 2020
Have you ever clicked endlessly through your streaming service and wondered, what if there was an office comedy, but with muppets? Sounds like The Jim Henson Company has to, and they're bringing a feature film adaptation of The Portable Door to screens soon.
Christoph Waltz will headline an ambitious production of the fantasy series, by British author Tom Holt. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Waltz will play a charismatic villain named Humphrey Wells, the CEO of J.W. Wells & Co., a mysterious firm based in London. New intern Paul Carpenter, played by Patrick Gibson (The OA, Tolkien), becomes aware that his employers are slightly less than reputable when he comes into contact with Dennis Tanner, played by Guy Pearce – are you excited yet? – a shape-shifting goblin trapped in the organization's middle management. The story unfolds as they learn how Waltz is disrupting the world of magic by bringing modern corporate strategy to ancient magical practices.
Per the press release, Jeffrey Walker (Ali's Wedding, Lambs of God) will direct from a screenplay adapted by Leon Ford (Griff the Invisible). The Portable Door will be produced by Lisa Henson and Blanca Lista from The Jim Henson Company (Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day; The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance), and Todd Fellman from Story Bridge Films. Elevate Production Finance's Craig McMahon is financing the film.
Lisa Henson, CEO of the Henson Company, said of the potential of the film:
We were especially drawn to the crowd-pleasing franchise potential of The Portable Door, with its relatable, gritty humor made popular in shows like The Office, and its rich, Harry Potter-like, high-fantasy setting. Once we were able to entice accomplished and versatile director Jeffrey Walker to join the project, we knew we had someone perfectly suited to pull together this unique tone and ground the film for its audience.
ArcLight Films will represent the project at the European Film Market in Berlin for all territories outside of Australia and New Zealand. With six books in the book series, one can imagine sequels if this one does well. No release date was given, but with casting set, production is expected to begin soon.
Darby Harn
Darby Harn writes for Screenrant, CBR.com, Star Wars News Net, and Movie News Net. His sci-fi superhero novel EVER THE HERO debuted in January. His short fiction appears in Strange Horizons, Interzone, Shimmer, and other venues.
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