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SSIS Load Dictionary Component
Description
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Usage Instructions:
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1. Configure a source that contains the id column and the column you want to create a custom data set from. The picture example is a table of colors with "picture Id" column as an id column and "color" as data value field. 
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2. Drag and Drop Load Dictionary data masking component, and connect the source and the Load Dictionary component. 
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3. Now, the data flow path(the blue arrow) passes proper meta-data to the Data Dictionary component. If you click on constraint, you will see: 
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4. Now that the metadata for the Data Dictionary exists, and values are passed into the data masking Data Dictionary component, please open the component editor. In the custom properties of "Library Variable Name", please choose the variable of the **object type** that will hold data values as the dictionary. These values are the set that you customarily created. 
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5. In the second tab, "Input Columns", please check both the Id column and the data column: 
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6. Now, we need to hint SSIS which column values will be loaded into the variable. In the third tab, "Input and Output Properties", expand input columns, highlight the column containing the data value ( in our case, it is "color"), and set its LoadColumn property to "True"
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| 7. Now we are done with configuring the Data Dictionary. If we run the package, the package will load values of the colors and their ids into the object variable "User::color". We have created a dictionary out of our own values from the table and now we are ready to start the second part of the Dictionary Substitution Algorithm: the substitution itself. |
Error Handling
| 8. There is no specific error handling for this component. |
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