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I have a flat file source as
SOURCE1~SOURCE2~SOURCE3
1~2~3
1~2~3
target is
1~2~3
1~2~3
which is normal case.
now the scenario as my extract has changes to
SOUCE2~SOURCE1~SOURCE3
1~2~3
1~2~3
now the target is still
1~2~3
1~2~3
but needs to get as
2~1~3
2~1~3
the data in the target table is not dynamically getting.
the target is
it is not following the header names.
Could I get any information on changing the order of columns in .txt files.
thanks
prav
The connection manager in SSIS is not dynamic. Once the connection manager is defined, the order of columns determines the mapping into the data flow. You will need to modify the package for the new layout.