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How to Dynamically Change Oledb Source and Excel File in Excel Destination.

  • October 4, 2012 at 12:09 am

    #268750

    Hi,

    I am Using DataFlow Task in For Loop Container,Now In Control Flow Task I am Converting my Sql Data into Excel File.

    That is Oledb Source From Query and Excel Destination.

    Now,I want Sql source Query to be dynamically change based on the iteration of For Loop

    and also Excel File also change accordingly for the same.

    Can any anyone tell how to do this.

    Thanks in Advance!

  • October 4, 2012 at 2:24 am

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    avdhut.k (10/4/2012)

    Now,I want Sql source Query to be dynamically change based on the iteration of For Loop

    and also Excel File also change accordingly for the same.

    Sorry but I don't think this is possible in SSIS.

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  • October 12, 2012 at 3:24 pm

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    Can you elaborate what will your source SQL statement contain? Are you going to refer to the same columns in each iteration of your loop or the columns will vary?

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  • October 12, 2012 at 4:09 pm

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    avdhut.k (10/4/2012)

    Now,I want Sql source Query to be dynamically change based on the iteration of For Loop

    A mutable source is not available without a third party component, and then you'll have to review what's out there and figure out what works for you and what pitfalls they have. SSIS with standard components does not allow for metadata changes of the source during runtime. You can change the source of the data (IE: same exact structure in two databases/servers) but you can't change the metadata of the data itself.

    Excel File also change accordingly for the same.

    This you MIGHT be able to do in a Script Component (destination) by including the VBA library for Excel and programmatically dropping in every one of the inbound rows. I sure as heck wouldn't try it though, the complexity is overwhelming.

    Out of curiousity, why the loop? Why not just build out the dataflows you need since the metadata is always changing anyway?

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