Hi
A solution is:
- Go to advanced properties of output flat file.
- Define the fields as text and the property OutputColumnWith with the size you want
- Export your data to that file and convert it to text.
Raul
|||I had some other steps in the middle, so I took them out just to simplify things. In the connection mgr for my destination, it wants to know the input column widths. Should I really need to bother with this, since in the end, I just want whatever output i get during any previous steps, to simply be output to the flat file as fixed width ?|||Ok, ive managed to get my output in fixed width in the output file, but it appears the lines arent terminating where they should be. What controls where the lines terminate ? I dont have a header row (no column names in the first row), so what, if anything should the "header row" settings be set to ?|||Ive got a data file with values seperated with commas. I want to read in this text file, do a lookup and add the lookup column on the front of the other columns and save the output in a fixed width format, similar to what you would get if you saved the query reqults to a file in sql mgt studio.What I have so far is just a flat file source , a lookup and a flat file destination.
I can get the output to generate, but there doesnt seem to be any row terminating, its all one big string.
help ?|||Use "Fixed width with Row Delimiters" option for the flat file connection manager.|||
Eric Wisdahl wrote:
Use "Fixed width with Row Delimiters" option for the flat file connection manager.
Where is that option available ? Under the general tab on my flat file conn mgr, I have only the options:
"fixed width"
"delimited"
"ragged right"
If I have fixed width selected, and go to the advanced tab, start entering my own columns, the column delimiter option is greyed out.|||When you are first creating the flat file connection manager it gives you the option of delimited, fixed width, fixed width with row delimiters, ragged right. All that fixed width with row delimiters does is add another column to each record which contains the row delimiter. You can accomplish the same thing by adding it in with the derived column and adding it to the end of your output record.
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