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title: Schedule Azure Data Lake Analytics U-SQL jobs using SSIS
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description: Learn how to use SQL Server Integration Services to schedule U-SQL jobs with inline script or from U-SQL query files.
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ms.reviewer: jasonh
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ms.reviewer: whhender
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ms.service: data-lake-analytics
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ms.topic: how-to
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ms.date: 07/17/2018
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ms.date: 01/20/2023
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# Schedule U-SQL jobs using SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
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3. In **Connection Managers** view, right-click the file connection created just now, and choose **Properties**.
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3. In **Connection Managers** view, right-click the file connection created, and choose **Properties**.
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4. In the **Properties** window, expand **Expressions**, and set **ConnectionString** to the variable defined in Foreach Loop Container, for example, `@[User::FileName]`.
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The steps are similar with [Scenario 2: Use U-SQL files in Azure Data Lake Store](#scenario-2-use-u-sql-files-in-azure-data-lake-store). Change the Azure Data Lake Store File System Task to Azure Blob Download Task. [Learn more about Azure Blob Download Task](/sql/integration-services/control-flow/azure-blob-download-task).
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The control flow is like below.
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The control flow is like this:
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1. Right-click **Connection Managers** in SSIS project and choose **New Connection Manager**.
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2. Select **File** type and click**Add...**.
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2. Select **File** type and select**Add...**.
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3. Set **Usage type** to **Existing file**, and set the **File** to the file on the local machine.
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4. Add **Azure Data Lake Analytics** Task and:
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1. Set **SourceType** to **FileConnection**.
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2. Set **FileConnection** to the File Connection created just now.
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2. Set **FileConnection** to the File Connection created.
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5. Finish other configurations for Azure Data Lake Analytics Task.
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3. Add **Azure Data Lake Analytics Task** and:
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1. Set **SourceType** to **Variable**.
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2. Set **SourceVariable** to the SSIS Variable created just now.
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2. Set **SourceVariable** to the SSIS Variable created now.
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4. Finish other configurations for Azure Data Lake Analytics Task.
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## Scenario 6-Pass parameters to U-SQL script
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In some cases, you may want to dynamically set the U-SQL variable value in the U-SQL script. **Parameter Mapping** feature in Azure Data Lake Analytics Task help with this scenario. There are usually two typical user cases:
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In some cases, you may want to dynamically set the U-SQL variable value in the U-SQL script. **Parameter Mapping** feature in Azure Data Lake Analytics Task helps with this scenario. There are usually two typical user cases:
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- Set the input and output file path variables dynamically based on current date and time.
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