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I have a script task in which I need to add 100(s) of columns to its output. Is there a way to import these output columns from a specification file instead of having to manually input them one by one or some other way I'm just not seeing?

More info: I read a list of case numbers from a table, use that as an input column to a script task that then calls a web service to get the case details, I then intend to output that and insert it into another table. Loop till there are no more case numbers. Seemed like a logical thing to do since this will need to be scheduled but copying/pasting/change datatype for all the columns in the output is very tedious and I'm not seeing anything that addresses this so I thought I would ask.

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In Visual Studio, you can do this only manually.

Programmatically, you can do this by opening your package and adding columns (but you have to do a hard work), you can follow these links to achieve this:

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Appreciate your response. I will investigate this.

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