Normally in SSIS when we want to issue a SQL command against each row in a dataflow, we use the OLE DB Command component. When executed against SQL Server the command normally takes the form:-
UPDATE dbo.TableName SET ColumnName1 = ? WHERE ColumnName2 = ?
Where “?” can be mapped to the incoming columns in the order they are written.
However you will find that when you are using this component against an Access database, that this syntax will not work. You will get an error saying:
There is more than one data source column with the name “?”. The data source column names must be unique.
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