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This setting of the Lookup transformation forces a query against the lookup table (or query) for each row passing through it. As a result, this setting is very slow performing. The only performance gain you can get here is to make sure your lookup columns are indexed properly so as to avoid a table scan. Comparisons with this cache mode are done in the lookup table's database, not SSIS. To use the no cache mode, select Enable Memory Restriction from the Advanced tab of the Lookup transformation.

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In full cache mode, the Lookup transformation will attempt to store all lookup table rows in memory. SSIS will cache all rows before it starts processing data in the data flow. It is crucial that you select only the columns and rows that you need to perform your lookup, so that the memory storage is limited to the minimum amount possible. If you select more columns and rows than necessary, you risk causing SSIS to run out of memory, and because the Lookup transformation will not swap its memory out to disk, running out of memory is a fatal data flow error. The full cache mode is the fastest lookup mode; for this mode only, the equality rules are often different than those of a database engine. (For example, full cache mode uses case-sensitive rules even when the database may be set to case-insensitive.) To use the full cache mode, ensure that no options are selected on the Advanced tab of the Lookup transformation.

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The partial cache mode is a mix between no cache and full cache modes, in that it partially caches rows from the lookup table, with the size (in megabytes) of the cache limited to the cache size property of the Lookup transformation. Any rows that don t match the cached dataset are sent to the database to see if they physically exist in the lookup table. Use this mode when using full cache would otherwise take up too much memory and you want to limit the upper memory requirements of the cache, or when you want to force the database to perform the equality checks and not SSIS. To use partial caching, ensure that Enable Memory Restriction is selected, and also ensure that either Enable Caching, Modify the SQL Statement, or both are selected.