SSIS - How To Read Object Type Variable In Script Task [Script Task SSIS]

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SSIS - How To Read Object Type Variable In Script Task [Script Task SSIS]

Scenario:

It is frequently asked question, I can read object type variable by using For-each Loop in SSIS but How  can I read the object type variable in Script Task.

Solution:

Here is quick demo that will show you step by step approach to read Object Type variable in Script Task.

Step 1: ­­­­­­­­­­­­­

Create connect to your SQL Server and then use Query in Execute SQL Task as given below and save the result set to VarObject Variable that is object type variable.

Select 1 as ID, 'AAMIR' AS Name

Union All

Select 2 as ID, 'Raza' AS Name

 Set the Result Set to VarObject Variable

Step 2:

Configure Script Task as shown in snapshots for your SSIS Package

Select the Script Language and Variable you need to use in Script Task

Add the Code as shown in snapshot to your Script task

Code that you see in snapshot added by me in Script task

using System.Data.OleDb;

 OleDbDataAdapter A = new OleDbDataAdapter();

            System.Data.DataTable dt = new System.Data.DataTable();

            A.Fill(dt, Dts.Variables["User::VarObject"].Value);

// TODO: Add your code here

            foreach (DataRow row in dt.Rows)

            {

                string ID;

                string Name;

                object[] array=row.ItemArray;

                ID = array[0].ToString();

                Name = array[1].ToString();

                // I Declare both variables ID And Name as String, So I can show in Messagebox. You can Declare ID as INT and set the value and use

                //However you want to use.

                MessageBox.Show("ID Value="+ ID +" AND Name Value=" + Name);

Final Output:

Run your SSIS Package, It is going to Run Execute SQL Task in which it will load the Result Set to VarObject Variable and then inside Script task we are using VarObject variable to read values from and displaying them.