Figure 2-1
After you click Next, you are taken to the next screen in the wizard, where you specify the destination
for your data. The properties for this screen are identical to those for the previous screen with the
exception of the database. Change the Destination provider to SQL Server Native Client 11.0, then
select TempDB from the Database dropdown. This will create and load the tables into a temporary
space, which will disappear once you restart your instance of SQL Server. Click Next again to be
taken to the Specify Table Copy or Query screen (see Figure 2-2). Here, if you select “Copy data
from one or more tables or views,” you can simply check the tables you want. If you select “Write a
query to specify the data to transfer,” you can write an ad hoc query (after clicking Next) that defines
where to select the data from, or what stored procedure to use to retrieve your data.
For the purpose of this example, select “Copy data from one or more tables or views”
and click Next. This takes you to the Select Source Tables and Views screen, where you can check
the tables or views that you want to transfer to the destination (see Figure 2-3). For this tutorial,
check a couple of tables such as FactResellerSales and FactInternetSales in the AdventureWorksDW
database.