Windows Command Task Component
via SSIS Productivity Pack
The Windows Command Task is a control flow component that can be used to evaluate an expression and assign the result to a variable during runtime, found within the SSIS Productivity Pack.
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Windows Command Task
With Windows Command Task, developers gain advanced SSIS functionality not found in the out-of-the-box version of the software.
The Windows Command Task, part of the SSIS Productivity Pack, offers a multi-line colored textbox to construct more complex expressions.
Expressions can also be tested using test values for column data.
Windows Command Task Component
is available in the
SSIS Productivity Pack
Windows Command Task:
Data Integration Made Easy
Our solution is easy to use, offering code-less integration between the Windows Command Task and virtually any other application or database system. Our solution is built utilizing Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), a performant and flexible ETL platform, allowing your team to take advantage of the technologies and skills they already have. The drag-and-drop user interface makes it easy to set up powerful integration within a matter of minutes.
Our Windows Command Task is available within the Premium Task components of our SSIS Productivity Pack, a large collection of premium and unique ETL tools to enable greater development productivity. We also offer several additional connectivity solutions to easily integrate Windows Command Task with applications such as Microsoft Dynamics 365, SharePoint, Salesforce, and many more.
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More Premium Task Components
Our Premium Task components make it easy to integrate with different services within the ETL process. Each component available has been specifically developed to expand and enhance data migration and integration processes. In addition to Windows Command Task, the Premium Task components include: