Sequence Containers
Learn how to group tasks logically and control their execution as a single unit. Essential for organizing complex workflows.
Explore Sequence ContainersMastering Intermediate Control Flow
This section delves into more sophisticated control flow patterns within SSIS packages. Understanding these concepts is crucial for building robust and efficient data integration solutions.
Learn how to group tasks logically and control their execution as a single unit. Essential for organizing complex workflows.
Explore Sequence ContainersUnderstand how to execute SQL statements, stored procedures, and scripts directly from your SSIS control flow.
Learn about Execute SQL TaskDiscover how to iterate over a set of tasks multiple times, based on a defined condition. Perfect for repetitive operations.
Master For Loop ContainerIterate over collections of objects such as files, rows from a table, or variables. Powerful for processing multiple items.
Utilize Foreach Loop ContainerImplement custom logic to respond to package events like task start, failure, or completion. Enhance error handling and logging.
Understand Event HandlersDynamically set properties of tasks and containers using expressions. Gain flexibility and parameterization.
Learn about Control Flow ExpressionsHere's a brief example of how you might use the Execute SQL Task to set a variable before other tasks run:
-- Inside the Execute SQL Task configuration:
-- Connection: YourDatabaseConnection
-- SQLStatement:
DECLARE @MaxLoadDate DATETIME;
SELECT @MaxLoadDate = MAX(LoadDate) FROM dbo.DimDate;
YourPackageVariable = @MaxLoadDate;