I am currently using SSIS to read the data from a table, modify a column and inset it into a new table.
The modification I want to perform will occur if a previously read row has an identical value in a particular column.
My original idea was to use a c# script with a dictionary containing previously read values and a count of how many times it has been seen.
My problem is that I cannot save a dictionary as an SSIS variable. Is it possible to save a C# variable inside an SSIS script component? or is there another method I could use to accomplish this.
As an example, the data below
/--------------------------------\
| Unique Column | To be modified |
|--------------------------------|
| X5FG | 0 |
| QFJD | 0 |
| X5FG | 0 |
| X5FG | 0 |
| DFHG | 0 |
| DDFB | 0 |
| DDFB | 0 |
will be transformed into
/--------------------------------\
| Unique Column | To be modified |
|--------------------------------|
| X5FG | 0 |
| QFJD | 0 |
| X5FG | 1 |
| X5FG | 2 |
| DFHG | 0 |
| DDFB | 0 |
| DDFB | 1 |
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