If you're working with SSIS and need to move data from Google Drive into MongoDB, you're in luck. With the ZappySys SSIS PowerPack, you can build this integration without writing a single line of code.
This solution is ideal for automating backups, analytics pipelines, or syncing documents with other systems.
🚀 What’s Inside the Full Tutorial
The original guide walks you through how to:
- ✅ Set up a Google API Project and enable the right scopes (Google Drive + Sheets)
- 🔐 Configure OAuth 2.0 access to Google Drive in SSIS
- 🔄 Use ZappySys API Source to fetch files and metadata from your Drive
- 🧩 Connect to MongoDB (local or cloud-based) using the MongoDB Destination
- 🧱 Optionally use the JSON Generator for structured updates in MongoDB
All within a visual SSIS interface—no scripting required.
🧰 What You’ll Need
Make sure you have the following before you begin:
- ZappySys SSIS PowerPack
- MongoDB database (on-prem or Atlas)
- A Google account with file access
🔗 Read the Full Step-by-Step Guide
📝 The complete tutorial with screenshots and config instructions is available here:
👉 SSIS Tip: How to Export Google Drive Data into MongoDB
It’s beginner-friendly but powerful enough for advanced ETL developers.
📚 Additional Resources
💬 Got Questions?
ZappySys offers live chat and ticket support if you need help setting up your pipeline or debugging authentication issues.
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