SSIS multiple table loads using single DFT

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SSIS multiple table loads using single DFT

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February 3, 2015 at 11:39 pm

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Hi,

I am new to the SSIS. I am trying to load multiple source tables from my staging database to corresponding destination table in the data warehouse.

All the source table have diffrent number of column.

I am having 100 of SSIS package of 100 source Tables and 100 destination table.

I want to make single SSIS package to load all the 100 tables using single DFT.

I have a film aster table which containing the list of source table and destination table name, and input will be the filename , on the basis of filename my DFT will take the source and destination table and change the source and destination table using variable at run time dynamically.

Please suggest some ideas on above concern

Regards,

Vipin Jha

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vipin_jha123 (2/3/2015)

Hi,

I am new to the SSIS. I am trying to load multiple source tables from my staging database to corresponding destination table in the data warehouse.

All the source table have diffrent number of column.

I am having 100 of SSIS package of 100 source Tables and 100 destination table.

I want to make single SSIS package to load all the 100 tables using single DFT.

I have a film aster table which containing the list of source table and destination table name, and input will be the filename , on the basis of filename my DFT will take the source and destination table and change the source and destination table using variable at run time dynamically.

Please suggest some ideas on above concern

Regards,

Vipin Jha

Can't be done with native SSIS functionality.

There are 3rd party products out there which can help you – at a price.

If it were me I'd investigate using BIML to generate the individual packages (one per table) and have a master package driving the load which pulls them all together.

If you haven't even tried to resolve your issue, please don't expect the hard-working volunteers here to waste their time providing links to answers which you could easily have found yourself.