Hi all,I have a dataflow task that makes an initial connection to a flatfile csv. There are 4 columns ie: | Ref Date | Geo | Comm | Value |Within some of the fields in the Geo and Comm columns there are strings of text that are comma separated which gives me truncation errors. What I want is for SSIS to ignore the commas within these fields but still separate the 4 columns properly. As an example of a field: "Iqaluit, Nunavut". I want this and other fields to be loaded as they are into the db but as I stated, I get truncation errors at connection time. I've played around with ignoring truncation errors but SSIS still separates the fields when I do the db load. Is there a workaround that I can use?
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