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It turns out the SSIS defines system package variables you have read-only access to that contain the exact data you are looking for. In fact, Donald Farmer (Microsoft SSIS Guru) created a DTS package that appends this data to an audit table. You can view all of this information in his article 'Counting Rows in SQL Server Integration Services'
As you will see, some of the data that can be captured includes: package name, machine name, username, ErrorRows, GoodRows and Execution start time. Take a look in SSIS and view all of the System Defined Package variables.
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