Part 3/4 SSIS Integration Map for Invoice Details from SQL Server to Microsoft CRM Step 1: Add a DFT to Integrate the Invoice Details in the Control Flow. The Map after Completion looks as follows: Step 2: Add an OLEDB Source and configure it as following: In our case we are Inner Joining Invoice and Invoice details Table based on OrderNumber and  Invoice Details and Products Table based on ProductID. This will help us to retrieve the columns which are not provided in a single Table and are required for Integration of Invoice Details. (Note: this might vary according to your scenario) Click on Parameters and configure it as follows: Step 3: Add a derived column transformation to create a unique name for Invoice Details as an upsert criteria. Step 4: Add a CRM destination Block and configure it as follows: We will use Upsert Criteria specified on Invoice Detail Unique Name for Integration of Invoice Details. The fields mapped are as following. Step 5: Add an OLE DB command transformation to update the Ported status to 1 indicating the Invoice details have been integrated. Configure it as follows: Step 6: Add the remaining blocks for Custom Error Handling as explained in the Blog in Link: https://www.cloudfronts.in/creating-custom-error-log-table-in-ssis-for-oledb-block-and-kingwaysoft-dynamics-crm-block/ Note: This is the third part of the 4 part blog series. Part 1/4: Using FOR EACH Loop with KingswaySoft Connector for CRM Invoice Integration. Part 2/4: SSIS Integration Map for Invoice Header from SQL Server to Microsoft CRM Part 3/4: SSIS Integration Map for Invoice Details from SQL Server to Microsoft CRM Part 4/4: Delete Logic for Invoice in case of Incomplete Integration of Invoice details Logic:

Part 4/4 Delete Logic for Invoice in case of Incomplete Integration of Invoice details Logic Introduction: To handle the scenario where the Invoice Details fail to get Integrated or Incomplete Integration of Invoice Lines the Invoice itself should get deleted from CRM as we don’t want to Integrate Incomplete records. Step 1: Add a DFT to Delete Invoice in the Control Flow as follows: The Map after Completion looks like the following: Step 2: In our case, we are Inner Joining Invoice and Invoice details Table based on OrderNumber and Invoice Details and Products Table based on ProductID. This will help us to retrieve the columns which are not provided in a single Table and are required for Integration of Invoice Details. Add an OLEDB Source block with the required query and configure it as follows: Click on Parameters to add a Parameter as follows: Step 3: We have a Ported field in our Data Base which set to 1 once Integrated with CRM. Add a Conditional Split Block to Split into two categories based on the sum of ported and count of ported as follows: Count of Ported = Sum of Ported This indicates that all the Invoice Header and all its Details have been Integrated Properly. In this case, we will add an OLE DB Command Block to update the status of Invoice Header to 1 as follows: Count of Ported != Sum of Ported This indicates that all the Invoice Header and all its Details have not been Integrated Properly. In this case, we will add an OLE DB Command Block to update the status of Invoice Header to 0 just as above where we update it to 1: Once the Status has been Updated we have to Delete the Faulty Invoice Record from CRM. We have performed Lookup based on Invoice Number as follows: Output: Source (SQL Server) Invoice Header- Invoice Details- Execution of Package – Destination (CRM) We can see that one Invoice is Integrated which had all proper data. The Other Invoice which failed to Integrate in some aspects has been automatically deleted from CRM. Note: This is the fourth part of the 4 part blog series. Part 1/4: Using FOR EACH Loop with KingswaySoft Connector for CRM Invoice Integration. Part 2/4: SSIS Integration Map for Invoice Header from SQL Server to Microsoft CRM Part 3/4: SSIS Integration Map for Invoice Details from SQL Server to Microsoft CRM Part 4/4: Delete Logic for Invoice in case of Incomplete Integration of Invoice details Logic