Custom Object In SSIS

Apr 2, 2007

I wrote a C# class that has a couple of methods that can be called to grab data out of a flat file and import it to a DB. This class was written for a web applicaiton originally. (class has many complex business rules in it)



Now I would like to use this same class in a SSIS package.



Is it possible in a script task to create a new object with my class and use it's methods?



In the end all I want SSIS to do is create my object, call a method in that object and be done.



If I was doing this in DTS, I would have to create an .Net EXE that used my class but I'm hoping to avoid that in SSIS.



Frenchy

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Hi,

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Concerns

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Approach 2

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