SSIS package flow based on a scheduling configuration table.

I have a table called Tbl_Scheduler.
This scheduler table contains
scheduler id ,scheduler description,as shown below.
1  ,Runs between 10 th of current month and 20th of current month
2  ,Runs at last day of the month
3  ,Runs at first day of the month
Scheduler Id will come from first task(it is given in a configuration table),
second task should check this scheduler id on scheduler table and
verify whether the current run date  is falling under the criteria,which is given as scheduler description.
If it is not,need to stop the package flow.
SSIS package is scheduled from SQL agent job in every 10 mins.Could you please let us know,how I can design the same.
Also please feel free to advise to change the table design.

Stopping running packages is a bad idea in general. You must specifically design a package for being stopped any time which isn't always possible, often not at all.
And running a package repeatedly in short intervals is not a SOP either.
To trigger a SSIS package run, the easiest would be via sp_start_job <name> once you have your package set up to run in Agent.
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  • Errors in job scheduled SSIS package

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  • Scheduling SSIS packages through SQL Server Agent

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  • SQL agent scheduling for SSIS package

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