There are very good articles on the internet explaining how to use different parameters in 'Execute SQL Task' control of SSIS.
I needed to use the same parameter twice in my query so this is what i did:
Since SSIS treats every other '?' used in SQL statement as a new parameter index I used the same variable twice. And the 'where' clause used is like:
Since SSIS treats every other '?' used in SQL statement as a new parameter index I used the same variable twice. And the 'where' clause used is like:
WHERE (? = GetDate() OR CreatedDate > ? )
Reads where fromdate is equal to today or created date is greater than fromdate.
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