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Asked: 2026-05-18T11:06:17+00:00

I currently have 2 stored procedures … Stored Proc #1 returns a list of

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I currently have 2 stored procedures …

Stored Proc #1 returns a list of products based on a range of criteria

Stored Proc #2 accepts a single productID and performs some complex query logic and writes the results to a table

My problem is that there are over 30,000 products and going through the result set from stored proc #1 one at a time is too slow and I can’t easily integrate an entire batch call into stored procedure #2

My question is as follows: Using SSIS is there a way to setup a task that would take the result set from Stored Procedure #1 and call Stored Procedure #2 in parallel with each row.

EXAMPLE of Stored Proc 1 result set
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Product ID
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ABC123
XYZ987
AAABBB
CCCDDD
EEEFFF

I need to setup SSIS to call the following in parallel:
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EXEC StoredProc2 'ABC123'
EXEC StoredProc2 'XYZ987'
EXEC StoredProc2 'AAABBB'
EXEC StoredProc2 'CCCDDD'
EXEC StoredProc2 'EEEFFF'
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  1. Editorial Team

    Ouch, that’s many executions of SP #2. You can do it though.

    Create a data flow task. Add an OLE DB Source component to the data flow. Edit the component and configure it to execute SP #1. You can view the columns in the editor to see what will be output from the component.

    Add an OLE DB Command data flow transformation component. Create a link from the first component to the OLE DB Command component. Edit the component and enter the SQL statement that will run SP #2 in the SqlCommand property on the Component Properties tab. Include question marks (?) for each parameter for the SP.

    Select the Column Mappings tab. Associate an Input Column with each parameter.

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