| Component | Role in the 877 Package | |-----------|--------------------------| | | • SQL Server (source) • Azure Blob Storage (sink) • OData API (lookup) | | Control Flow | • Execute SQL Task – pre‑load staging tables • Data Flow Task – main ETL • Script Task – custom validation logic (C#) | | Data Flow | • OLE DB Source → Derived Column → Lookup → OLE DB Destination • Conditional Split to route error rows to a flat‑file error log | | Event Handlers | • OnError → send email via Send Mail Task • OnPostExecute → write package execution stats to a monitoring table | | Parameters / Variables | • User::BatchId (int) • User::TargetSchema (string) • Project::RunMode (enum: Full , Incremental ) | | Logging | • SSIS built‑in logging to SQL Server (event, message, source) • Custom logging via Script Task for JSON payloads |

When an identifier like ssis877 appears inside an execution failure log without a descriptive message, developers must use systematic debugging patterns to isolate the root cause.

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