CDC Source Custom Properties

The following table describes the custom properties of the CDC source. All properties are read/write.

Property name	Data Type	Description
Connection	ADO.Net Connection	An ADO.NET connection to the SQL Server 2014 CDC database for access to the change tables.
StateVariable	String	An SSIS string package variable that maintains the CDC state of the current CDC run.
CdcProcessingMode	Integer (enumeration)	This mode determines how processing is handled. The possible options are All, All with old values, Net, Net with update mask, and Net with merge. Modes that start with All return all changes and modes that start with Net return net changes only. Tables without a primary key can take the ALL values only. Net with Update Mask adds boolean columns with the name pattern __$<column-name>__Changed that indicate changed columns in the current change row. For additional information about the values for this property, see CDC Source Editor (Connection Manager Page).
CaptureInstance	String	The name of the CDC capture instance with the CDC table to be read. A captured source table can have one or two captured instances to handle seamless transitioning of table definition through schema changes. If more than one capture instance is defined for the source table being captured, select the capture instance you want to use here. The default capture instance name for a table [schema].[table] is <schema>_<table> but that actual capture instance names in use may be different. The actual table that is read from is the CDC table cdc .<capture-instance>_CT.
ReprocessingIndicator	Boolean	A value that specifies whether to add the __$reprocessing column. This special output column lets the SSIS developer handle consistency errors differently when working on the Initial Processing Range. If true, the __$reprocessing column is added. This column value is true when the CDC processing range overlaps with the initial processing range (the range of LSNs corresponding to the period of initial load) or when a CDC processing range is reprocessed following an error in a previous run. This indicator column lets the SSIS developer handle errors differently when reprocessing changes (for example, actions such as a delete of a non-existing row and an insert that failed on a duplicate key can be ignored). The default value is false.
CommandTimeout	Integer	This value indicates the timeout (in seconds) to use when communicating with the SQL Server 2014 database. This value is used where the response time from the database is very slow and the default value(30 seconds) is not enough.

For more information about the CDC source, see CDC Source.