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Use the Foreach ADO enumerator to enumerate rows in tables. For example, you can get the rows in an ADO recordset. References: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/integration-services/control-flow/foreach-loop-container?view=sql-server-2017
Actually the important bit is the "Get Table" task before it.
It's being called to generate the list (of web services) to be looped over. Having populated that list, as a "recordset", you will then use the ADO enumerator to work through it
None of the others make sense. The SMO and ADO.Net Schema are great for getting a list of database objects you want to enumerate over. If you then want to perform the same admin task on them. No way this would map to a web service
The File and HDFS File are great if you want to enumerate over a list of files, and say import that data. No way this would map to a web service
Thank you for your explanation. Now I see the point.
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