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I am using Visual Studio 2019 Community edition. I was trying to configure and ADO Net Source using SQL Command. However, I need to pass parameters to it. Is there an easy way to inject SSIS Variables into it?

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Yes, you can do it, using expression. Open data flow task, right-click on empty space there and choose "Properties". enter image description here

In "Properties" window choose "Expressions" enter image description here

In opened window choose [Your data source].[SqlCommand] and add you variable there in Expression input. enter image description here

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Make sure you set DelayValidation = True when you use expressions. This tells the program that properties are being set during run time.

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