Execute package task?

 The Execute Package Task enables you to build SSIS solutions called parent packages that execute other packages called “Child Packages”.  You’ll find this capability an indispensable part of your SSIS development as your packages begin to grow.

Separating packages into discrete functional workflows makes for shorter development and testing cycles and facilitates best development practices. in SSIS, the child package is aware of the parent package parameters and can reach out and access those parameters–level configuration values.  The majority of the configurable properties are in the Package tab of the Executable package Task Editor.

The first option is to provide the location of the child package.  The options here are either the File system and SQL Server.  You can deploy the SSIS package in the FIle system task as a .dtsx file or within the msdb database of a SQL Server instance.  if you select a file system, you must first create a new connection manager connection to the child package.

If the child package is located in a SQL Server, you’ll need to provide the OLE DB Connection Manager for the SQL Server that holds your packages.  In either case, browse to and then select the child package within the connection to set the package to execute in the task.

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