Ok, I have a simple process...
Read a table and get the rows that have a "StatusID" of 1. Simple.
Select ProductID from PreorderStatus where StatusID = 1
Foreach row returned from that query, perform an action. For simplicity sake, let's just modify the original table to set the "StatusID" to 2.
Update PreorderStatus set StatusID = 2 where ProductID = @ProductID
In order to do this in SSIS, I have created a simple "Execute SQL Task" with the first statement. In the editor I have set the Result Set to return a Full result set and the Result Name of 0 is set to fill an object variable named ReadySet.
The output is then routed to a For Each Loop container. The Enumerator is set to Foreach ADO Enumerator and the object source variable set to the ReadySet variable from above. I have also mapped the variable v_ProductID to index 0.
Setting a breakpoint at the begining of the Foreach loop shows the variable being set correctly. GREAT!! Now on to step two....
Now I have placed a new SQL task in the foreach container. Now I have a head scratcher. How do I actually use the variable in the SQL statement. Simply using "v___ProductID" or "User::v_ProductID" doesn't seem to work. Mapping a parameter seemed like a good idea (got a @ProductID and everything!) but that didn't seem to work either.
I get the feeling that I am missing something pretty simple but can't tell what. Thanks for any help!!
I think there is a better approach. Here are the approximate steps:
HTH