B: To create the SSISDB catalog in SQL Server Management Studio1.Open SQL Server Management Studio. 2.Connect to the SQL Server Database Engine. 3.In Object Explorer, expand the server node, right-click the Integration Services Catalogs node, and then click Create Catalog. 4.Click Enable CLR Integration. The catalog uses CLR stored procedures. Etc. F: SSIS projects, packages, parameters, environments, and operational history are all stored in the SSISDB database so if you have hundreds of SSIS packages or packages that run every few minutes you could see how the database storing all the historical information would grow exponentially.Also included when you enable this feature is a SQL Server Agent Job called SSIS Server Maintenance job: References: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg471509(v=sql.110).aspxhttps://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/3307/managing-the-size-of-the-sql-server-ssis-catalog-database/
B: To create the SSISDB catalog in SQL Server Management Studio
1.Open SQL Server Management Studio.
2.Connect to the SQL Server Database Engine.
3.In Object Explorer, expand the server node, right-click the Integration Services Catalogs node, and then click Create Catalog.
4.Click Enable CLR Integration.
The catalog uses CLR stored procedures.
Etc.
F: SSIS projects, packages, parameters, environments, and operational history are all stored in the SSISDB database so if you have hundreds of SSIS packages or packages that run every few minutes you could see how the database storing all the historical information would grow exponentially.
Also included when you enable this feature is a SQL Server Agent Job called SSIS Server Maintenance job:
References:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg471509(v=sql.110).aspx
https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/3307/managing-the-size-of-the-sql-server-ssis-catalog-database/