Project Parameters and Package Parameters
If you are using the project deployment model, you can create project parameters or package parameters. These parameters allow you to set the properties of package components at package execution time and change the execution behavior.
The basic difference between project parameters and package parameters is the scope. A project parameter can be used in any package of the project whereas the package level parameter is specific to the package where it has been defined. The best part of these parameters is that you can mark any of them as sensitive and it will be stored in an encrypted form in the catalog.
If you are using the project deployment model, you can create project parameters or package parameters. These parameters allow you to set the properties of package components at package execution time and change the execution behavior.
The basic difference between project parameters and package parameters is the scope. A project parameter can be used in any package of the project whereas the package level parameter is specific to the package where it has been defined. The best part of these parameters is that you can mark any of them as sensitive and it will be stored in an encrypted form in the catalog.
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