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Hi Guys,
Thanks for advance,I have one requirement like multiple source to mutiple destination in same package.
Requirement description :
1. I am having database name (VLEDB3PRT1) mutiple tables like(User,group,Group access tables)
2. i wanted transfer the data other db server (VLEDB8PRT1) same for of the source with keys
we are right now using every table have separt packages,Please let me know how to combine all together.
Thanks
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You can have a single Data Flow copy multiple tables.
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The standard SSIS Data Flow Task requires statically defined metadata and therefore requires setup of separate data flow for each source -> destination combination. If you can use third-party solutions check the commercial COZYROC Data Flow Task Plus. It is an extension of the standard Data Flow Task and supports dynamic metadata at runtime. No programming skills are required. You can implement the processing of all your sources and destination with only one Data Flow Task Plus running inside For Each Loop container.
--- SSIS Tasks Components Scripts Services | http://www.cozyroc.com/
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