I am currently writing my latest book - Expert Scripting and Automation for DBAs, which Apress will be publishing later this year. The book is based around SQL Server 2016 and I am currently writing a chapter that is based around SSIS.
I needed to use SSDT for Visual Studio 2015, so that I could use the pre-release version of the Azure Feature Pack, for SSIS 2016. When creating a project, however, I was rather disturbed to find that I had no controls in my Toolbox!
Apparently, there are two Toolbox windows, and SSDT defaults to the wrong one. You should navigate to View | Other Windows and open the SSIS Toolbox window. Normality will at once be restored.
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