Dynamically set variable to pass to foreach loop and exec web service inputs

Hi, I'm a little lost (and new) on where to begin with this. Using SSIS 2008 r2 I've been able to create a small package to connect to a currency converter web service and
select the hardcoded supplied by a web service. However, doing it this way I would have to create multiple mini sequence containers and select the currency to and from country codes. I would like to create a user::to and user::from variable and then run a
sql task to set the variables.
Ie, select distinct( [to_countryCD], [from_CountryCD] ) from tbl_CountryCd
and then run my sequence as a forloop dynamically passing the 'to' and 'from' country codes. Any idea's would really be appreciated.

First you have to save the result of
select distinct( [to_countryCD], [from_CountryCD] ) from tbl_CountryCd
into object variable. This result set will be fed to For each loop container (FELC). Inside FELC, if you need to iterate through this result set, you will have either use the input parameter method of passing the values to the exec sql task (which is inside
FELC) or build dynamic expression using SqlStatementSource property.
http://blog.boxedbits.com/archives/34
http://www.toadworld.com/platforms/sql-server/b/weblog/archive/2013/01/17/ssis-replace-dynamic-sql-with-variables.aspx
Thanks, hsbal

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What you are attempting simply is not possible in PL/SQL. You absolutely can not dynamically specify a variable name.
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When you check out the view are you assigning a Form?
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Mike,
I think you are confusing Flat file connection manager's conn string property with for each loop (FELC). As Arthur said, FELC doesn't have any conn strings !!!. As per xample, you have to got to properties of the flat file conn manager (highlight FF conn
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