Dynamic SSIS Packages

Apr 2, 2008



Hello All,

I have 5 SSIS Packages out of which 1 is the parent package which calls the other 4 packages.

There are some database connections in my child packages.

Now, I want to make the packages dynamic.

I have two options.

1) Have all the connection information in the parent package and pass those values to the child packages. This way I'll be having only 1 configuration, the one for the Parent.

2) Have a separate configuration file for each package that will have all the connection related informations.


What is the better practice ?

Thanks & Regards,
Kapadia Shalin P.

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