ADO.NET Source in SSIS

The ADO.NET Source in SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services) is used to extract data from the Database using a .Net provider. The ADO.NET Source in SSIS uses ADO.NET Connection Manager to connect with the Database.

Configuring ADO.NET Source in SSIS

Drag and drop the data flow task from the toolbox to control flow and change the name to Configuring ADO.NET Source in SSIS.

Double-click on it will open the data flow tab. Now, Drag and drop ADO.NET Source from the SSIS toolbox into the data flow region

Double click on the SSIS ADO.NET source in the data flow region will open the connection manager settings. If you haven’t created ADO.NET Connection Manger before, click on the New button and configure it.

In this example, we are selecting the already created ADO.NET Connection Manager. Please refer to the ADO.NET Connection Manager article

Data Access Mode: This property provides 2 options for us:

Table Or View: If you select this option then, It will display the list of available Tables and Views present in the Database, and our job is to select the required table or view.
If you select this option then, We have to write the SQL Command on our own.

SQL Command option provides the following options

SQL Command Text: If you are familiar with Queries, then you can write it in the space provided by this option. We usually write queries in Management Studio and then copy them into the SQL Command Text.
Build Query: If you click on this option, it will open a Query Designer to design the required query using the Graphical User interface. Please refer to the Query Builder article.
Browse: This will allow us to select the Query present in the file system.

For the time being, we are selecting the Table or View option here. If you choose this option, the Name of the table or the View option displays all the available Tables and Views present in the current connection manager.