SSIS Package, Tasks, Containers, Variables, Data Pipeline, Event Handler
SSIS Package : A
discrete executable unit of work composed of a collection of control flow and
other objects, including data sources, transformations, process sequence, and
rules, error and event handling and data destinations.
Containers : Package
objects that provide structure to packages and special services to tasks.
Containers are used to support repeating control flows in packages and to group
tasks. Containers can include other containers in addition to tasks.
Tasks : Package
elements that define activities and processes, including data sources,
destinations, transformations, and others.
Precedence Constraints : Constraints
that link executables, containers, and tasks within the package control flow
and specify conditions that determine the sequence and conditions for
determining whether executables run.
Variables : Storage
for values that an SSIS package and its containers , tasks, and event handlers
can use at run time. The scripts in the scripts task and the script component
can also use variables.
Control Flow : An SSIS
package process control component used to control flow elements that containers
that provide structure in packages and services to tasks, tasks that provide
functionality in packages, and precedence constraints that connect containers
and tasks.
Data Flow : An
SSIS package data process control
component defined from within package control flow that loads data from sources, transforms and routes it through transformations, and
saves it to destinations.
Event Handler : An SSIS
package process control component used to define the process activities to be
performed at the time of a specific event state for the package or for any of
its tasks or containers.
Data Pipeline : The
memory – based, multithreaded, buffered transformation process flow of data
through an SSIS data flow task during package execution.
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