Product Advisories

Microsoft SQL Server 2014 End of Support – Melissa SSIS 2014 Platform Deprecation – August 10th, 2026

Microsoft SQL Server 2016 End of Support – Melissa SSIS 2016 Platform Deprecation – February 2nd, 2027

As of July 9th, 2024, Microsoft discontinued support for SQL Server 2014, followed by SQL Server 2016 on July 12th, 2026.

In alignment with these timelines, Melissa has ceased support for the SSIS 2014 platform (Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 and SQL Server 2014) as of August 10th, 2026, and will cease support for the SSIS 2016 platform (Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 and SQL Server 2016) on February 2nd, 2027.

After their respective deprecation dates, both platforms will remain static and will no longer receive updates.

For more information, please visit Melissa’s SSIS Documentation page: https://docs.melissa.com/software/dqc-ssis/dqc-ssis-quickstart.html#system-requirements

New Support for Microsoft SQL Server 2025 Integration Services (SSIS 2025)

Melissa Data Quality Components now support Microsoft SQL Server 2025 Integration Services (SSIS 2025), allowing customers to use Melissa's data quality solutions with the latest SQL Server platform.

Customers upgrading to SQL Server 2025 can continue integrating Melissa Data Quality Components into their SSIS workflows with full support for the new platform.

Migrating from an earlier SSIS version? You can reuse your existing SSIS packages in SSIS 2025 by copying the package and updating the Public Key Token. For migration instructions, see our Public Key Token Guide.

Expanded Licensing Support for SSIS Cloud Components

All SSIS cloud components—including Business Coder, IP Locator, Property, Contact Verify, Smart Mover, Personator, and Global Verify—now support standard Melissa Cloud API licenses.

This allows existing web service customers to use SSIS components with their current API license, without requiring a separate SSIS-specific license.

Credit Usage Now Available for Personator and Global Verify

Personator and Global Verify can now be accessed using a flexible credit-based model. Customers can download Melissa data quality components through Microsoft Marketplace, create an account, purchase credits, and begin using these services immediately without requiring contact with Melissa sales representatives.

Additional information

For further information, please visit Melissa’s SSIS Documentation here.