I am using the SQL Server option for configuring an SSIS package.
However, I have found that it only ever allows you do this using a physical table in your sql server database. By this I mean you cannot use for example, a view.
The reason I am thinking of using a view is a scenario where I need to run a query to actually determine which value to set on a variable which requires a configuration.
Say for example, I have a table which records/monitors server perfomance statistics and based on the information, I will decide to connect to a particular server to run an SSIS package.
The use of a table here will not be adequate as I can only store name/value pairs.
Is there any way to bypass the use of a table in SSIS configurations using SQL Server?
