In this tutorial, we are going to explain the functionalities of Sequence containers in SQL Server Integration Services.
Sequence containers group the package into multiple separate control flows, each containing one or more tasks and containers that run within the overall package control flow. The Sequence container can include multiple tasks in addition to other containers. There are many benefits of using a Sequence container:
Sequence containers group the package into multiple separate control flows, each containing one or more tasks and containers that run within the overall package control flow. The Sequence container can include multiple tasks in addition to other containers. There are many benefits of using a Sequence container:
- Disabling groups of tasks to focus package debugging on one subset of the package control flow.
- Managing properties on multiple tasks in one location by setting properties on a Sequence container instead of on the individual tasks.
- For example, you can set the Disable property of the Sequence container to True to disable all the tasks and containers in the Sequence container.
- Providing scope for variables that a group of related tasks and containers use.
- Grouping many tasks so you can more easily managed them by collapsing and expanding the Sequence container.