Introduction

As businesses adopt NoSQL databases like MongoDB for flexibility and scalability, integrating JSON data into these platforms becomes increasingly important. SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), paired with the ZappySys SSIS PowerPack, offers a streamlined way to import JSON files directly into MongoDB.

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How to Import JSON Files into MongoDB using SSIS (Full Guide)

Quick Steps Preview

  1. Add a Data Flow Task to your SSIS package.
  2. Add a JSON Source inside the data flow.
  3. Select your JSON file or use wildcards to include multiple files. Example: D:\Zappysys\Test\JSONs\sub\sub2\newJSON*.json
  4. Use filters to extract specific arrays or objects. Refer to this guide for help.
  5. ✅ Preview the data to ensure everything is correct.

🛠️ The full guide continues with:

  • MongoDB connection setup
  • Configuring insert/update operations
  • Using JSON Generator for updates
  • Complete screenshots and explanations

🔗 Read the full tutorial here:

Import JSON into MongoDB with SSIS (Full Guide + Images)

Conclusion

SSIS and ZappySys make it incredibly easy to handle MongoDB integrations. Whether you're importing new documents or updating existing ones using JSON files, our tools simplify complex ETL tasks.

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