There is 3 Methods to achieve this:

1st method – Using Lookup Transformation

First you have to add a Lookup Transformation like @TheEsisia answered but there are more requirements:

• In the Lookup you Have to write the query that contains the ID list (ex: SELECT ID From MyFirstDB WHERE ...)

• At least you have to select one column from the lookup table

• These will not filter rows , but this will add values from the second table

To filter rows WHERE ID IN ({list of IDs from MyFirstDB}) you have to do some work in the look up error output Error case there are 2 ways:

1. set Error handling to Ignore Row so the added columns (from lookup) values will be null , so you have to add a Conditional split that filter rows having values equal NULL.

Assuming that you have chosen col1 as lookup column so you have to use a similar expression

ISNULL([col1]) == False

2. Or you can set Error handling to Redirect Row, so all rows will be sent to the error output row, which may not be used, so data will be filtered

The disadvantage of this method is that all data is loaded and filtered during execution.

Also if working on network filtering is done on local machine (2nd method on server) after all data is loaded is memory.

2nd method – Using Script Task

To avoid loading all data, you can do a workaround, You can achieve this using a Script Task: (answer writen in VB.NET)

Assuming that the connection manager name is TestAdo and "Select [ID] FROM dbo.MyTable" is the query to get the list of id’s , and User::MyVariableList is the variable you want to store the list of id’s

Note: This code will read the connection from the connection manager

    Public Sub Main()

        Dim lst As New Collections.Generic.List(Of String)


        Dim myADONETConnection As SqlClient.SqlConnection  
    myADONETConnection = _  
        DirectCast(Dts.Connections("TestAdo").AcquireConnection(Dts.Transaction), _  
        SqlClient.SqlConnection)

        If myADONETConnection.State = ConnectionState.Closed Then
        myADONETConnection.Open()
        End If

        Dim myADONETCommand As New SqlClient.SqlCommand("Select [ID] FROM dbo.MyTable", myADONETConnection)

        Dim dr As SqlClient.SqlDataReader

        dr = myADONETCommand.ExecuteReader

        While dr.Read

            lst.Add(dr(0).ToString)

        End While


        Dts.Variables.Item("User::MyVariableList").Value = "SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE ID IN(" &  String.Join(",", lst) & ")"

        Dts.TaskResult = ScriptResults.Success
    End Sub

And the User::MyVariableList should be used as source (Sql command in a variable)

3rd method – Using Execute Sql Task

Similar to the second method but this will build the IN clause using an Execute SQL Task then using the whole query as OLEDB Source,

1. Just add an Execute SQL Task before the DataFlow Task
2. Set ResultSet property to single
3. Select User::MyVariableList as Result Set

4. Use the following SQL command

   DECLARE @str AS VARCHAR(4000)
   
   SET @str=""
   
   SELECT @str = @str + CAST([ID] AS VARCHAR(255)) + ','
   FROM dbo.MyTable 
   
   SET @str="SELECT * FROM  MySecondDB WHERE ID IN (" + SUBSTRING(@str,1,LEN(@str) - 1) + ')'
   
   SELECT @str
   

If the column has string data type you should add quotation before and after values as below:

SELECT @str = @str + '''' + CAST([ID] AS VARCHAR(255)) + ''','
    FROM dbo.MyTable

Make sure that you have set the DataFlow Task Delay Validation property to True