Tuesday, 5 November 2019

Call function in execute sql task in SSIS


In this post, we will learn how we will call a user-defined function in execute sql task. I am creating a simple user defined function where I am passing the product ID and this function will return product details.
Read more about User defined function: User define function(UDF) in sql server
USE [AdventureWorksDW2012]
GO
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[ufnGetProductName]
(@ProductID [int])
RETURNS varchar(200)
AS
BEGIN
    DECLARE @ProductDetails varchar(200);
   
  SELECT @ProductDetails ='ProductKey : '+ cast (ProductKey as varchar)+' and ProductAlternateKey : '
                +ProductAlternateKey +'  and EnglishProductName : '+EnglishProductName
   FROM DimProduct
    where ProductKey = @ProductID

    IF (@ProductDetails IS NULL)
        SET @ProductDetails = 'Product is not listed'
   
    RETURN @ProductDetails
END;
Function created successfully.
Now In SSDT I am taking execute sql task and connecting to the AdventureWorksDW2012 database.
                         

Now we need to create two variable one for storing the product details and another to pass the product ID.   

Now we need to do the parameter mapping.


My function return the product details so I am setting direction as Return Value.


Click ok.
To see the value in product details I am using the script task and writing the below C# code.
MessageBox.Show("Product ID : " + Dts.Variables["User::productID"].Value.ToString()+
           Environment.NewLine+"Product details : " + Dts.Variables["User::productName"].Value.ToString());

    

Now I am running this package.


Now I am passing the production number which is not in the table.
   

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