Picture of Example Flow | |
Above shows the simple flow in 3 stages. 1 - Get the Data 2 - Perform Lookup to see if row specific columns exist 3 - Write rows that failed (didn't exist in new table) to the new table. | |
The red line shows the path for failed result (no row found in lookup). |
However, according to the Online Help of SSIS (see here) i found this snippet that you must set the Error Output Event: You can do this by selecting one of the following options: > Ignore the failure and direct the rows to an output - Direct the rows anyway to the actual output (the Green line). > Redirect the rows to an error output - Redirect the Source Rows of data to the Error Output (the Red line). > Fail the component - Fail the component if any error happens. |
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