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4.1 Register SAP BPC dlls
1. Assuming that SAP BPC is installed in folder “C:\Outlooksoft”, copy the following files from “C:\Outlooksoft\Websrvr\bin” to    "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\DTS\Tasks\"    NOTE: The files must be copied on the server where you will edit the SSIS packages using Visual Studio. On a multi-server, we recommend this be done on the application server tier not the database server tier.
4.2 Register SAP BPC Custom Tasks (only need to do this the first time)
1. From the server you want to edit the SSIS packages, launch the SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio.
2. Go to “File -> New -> Project”
3. Click “Business Intelligence Projects -> Integration Services Project”
4. Name the project and click OK
5. Choose the “Toolbox” item on the left.
6. Right click on “Control Flow Items” and click “Choose Items…”
7. Choose the “SSIS Control Flow Items” tab.
8. Click on “Type Names” to sort by that column
9. Ensure that all SAP BPC tasks are checked on and click OK.
10. Right click on “Control Flow Items” and choose “Add Tab”
11. Name your tab “SAP BPC 50”
12. Move the following tasks to the SAP BPC 50 tab