There's a shipping example called WritingAndReadingTableData.seq (in v2.0 anyway) that should help. In the example, a Data Operation of Get, reads a column value and writes it to a local variable. You can insert a local variable into the SQL statement that you create in the Open SQL Statement step type. In the above example, there's the statement
"SELECT TEST_TABLE.COL_COUNTER, TEST_TABLE.COL_STRING, TEST_TABLE.COL_INTEGER, TEST_TABLE.COL_DOUBLE, TEST_TABLE.COL_CURRENCY, TEST_TABLE.COL_BOOLEAN, TEST_TABLE.COL_DATE FROM TEST_TABLE"
If you had a local variable called TableName and value of "TEST_TABLE" assinged to it, the statement could just as easily be
"SELECT TEST_TABLE.COL_COUNTER, TEST_TABLE.COL_STRING, TEST_TABLE.COL_INTEGER, TEST_TABLE.COL_DOUB
LE, TEST_TABLE.COL_CURRENCY, TEST_TABLE.COL_BOOLEAN, TEST_TABLE.COL_DATE FROM " + locals.TableName