When you create a new Integration Services project in SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT), several files and folders are generated. Here's a list of common files and folders that you might find in a newly created SSIS project directory:
.sln (Solution File): This is the solution file that ties together all the projects in your solution. It contains information about the projects, their configurations, and how they relate to each other.
.dtproj (SSIS Project File): This file contains information about the SSIS project, including its packages, connections, variables, and configurations.
Connections.dtsConfig: This configuration file contains information about the connections used in the SSIS packages within the project.
Project.params (if configured): This file contains project-level parameters that can be used across packages in the project.
Project Folder (with packages): This folder contains all the SSIS packages that are part of the project. Each package is represented by a .dtsx file.
Properties Folder: Contains settings and metadata related to the project.
References: This folder contains references to assemblies or libraries that your SSIS project depends on.
bin and obj Folders: These folders contain the compiled binaries and intermediate files, respectively. (Note: For SSIS projects, these folders may not be as relevant as in other project types.)
Remember that the exact list of files and folders may vary depending on the specific configuration and settings you choose during the creation of the SSIS project.
Additionally, you may encounter other files related to source control, project-level configurations, and custom components if you have specific settings enabled in your project.
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