The last interesting step here involves a number of calls to stored procedures that were not rewritten yet.
The original code was using a Execute SQL Task in the Control Flow to execute all of the stored procedures.
To get SSIS to multi task the sproc calls, i created a new data flow and created a data source that returned one row. This is a fast way to get the data flow moving. Then i used a MultiCast transform to split the stream into all of the independent streams. Then i used a Union All before each each stored procedure call to get it on a separate thread. This can be fine tuned once the application is in the performance test / tune stage.
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I love working with .Net in all forms and also doing work with SSIS. Both are great technologies.
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