Hello. I have one global variable Name : aBook Value : Books(it's table name) I want to use this to SQLStatement. For example, INSERT INTO BOOK(TITLE) VALUES(@aBook); => it means that "INSERT INTO Books(TITLE) VALUES('Books); I know if I use Parameter Mapping, It is possible. But, could you tell me how to do this without Parameter Mapping function? Thank you.

Thank you for the answer. I want to use SQL Satement in SQLStatement Box. Do you have any idea? If I use expression "INSERT INTO BOOK(TITLE) VALUES('"+@[User::aBook] +"')", I Can get the result what I want. But, I want to do this only in SQLStatement. Please, Help me.

Where do you get the value of the variable from? The only way to work with variables with TSQL only is to use TSQL variables: DECLARE @aBook varchar(100); SET @aBook = 'Some Title'; INSERT INTO BOOK(TITLE) VALUES (@aBook) If this isn't what you want, you'll need to use either the expression or the parameter mapping. MCTS, MCITP - Please mark posts as answered where appropriate.