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Asked: 2026-06-01T21:38:35+00:00

good morning. We need to copy tables from Access to SQL. Thing is the

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good morning.

We need to copy tables from Access to SQL. Thing is the table names in the source vary from day to day.
I’ve followed the steps shown in the solution to this post How do I programmatically get the list of MS Access tables within an SSIS package?

The problem is this:

I changed variable names and that’s all since the problem stated in that post is quite similar to mine.
I followed the steps and changed Country to a Table Name of my Access DB, lets say CITY. Problem is when the process Loops the tables in Access, the data copied to the tables in SQL is always the same. The data stored in CITY, it seems it’s not changing tables, it always use the table provided to the OLE DB source (as shown in screenshot 14#) (the table name provided in the variable ‘SelectQuery’)

So I have all the tables in SQL created but they are all filled with the same information. Info coming from the same table (the one that has its name stated in the variable)

Thanks, any advice?

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  1. Editorial Team

    From reading the linked solution, it looks either incorrect, or missing one step. Right now, screenshot #14 specifies ‘SQL Command from Variable’, and ‘SelectQuery’ as the variable source; I can’t see where SelectQuery is updated.

    Solution 1:
    Set the OLE DB Source to “Table name or view name variable”, and set the variable in question to TableName (which is updated each iteration by the ForEach container)

    Solution 2: Change SelectQuery to be an expression-driven variable, i.e. "select * from " + @[User:TableName]

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