Duplicating rows in SSIS

Hi
I am new to SSIS and am trying to duplicate rows in a table according to the qty given. Can this be done on a 'Data Flow Task', instead of control flow (For loop)? As I am trying to modify an existing package, I have realised that the best place
would be in a data flow task, however, I would like to know instead of writing my own script code, is there an easier way of doing this?
Example:
Contract#     Qty
===========
A                  2
B                   3
Result
Contract#        Qty
=============
A                      1
A                      1
B                      1
B                      1
B                      1
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Yes
It can be done in SSIS Data Flow task
you can connect your data source to an OLE DB Command
inside the OLE DB Command you can execute an stored procedure
So that means you execute the stored procedure for each combination of Contract# and Qty.
and inside the stored procedure you can write t-sql code (with while) to insert records into destination table as many as Qty is.
so that means when you execute the stored procedure with OLE DB command for each row (for example for Contract#:A, and Qty:2), then the stored procedure will create records in destination table (for example two records with Contract#: A, and Qty: 1)
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