• I'm following what you are saying about setting variables, etc.

    I'm using variables to set different pieces of my connection string

    "\\johnson\clientFTP\users\UBM\ATOM\GEN_V2_DAT_ENT_" + @[User::ShowIdentifier] + "_PRE_" + @[User::TodayDateOnly] + "_888888.txt"

    Note that in this statement I'm using a UNC file path.

    I'm getting the same error as Gandaghar about escape characters, so I can double up on the slashes. What about the double slash at the beginning? Make it three, or four slashes?

    Nonfatal errors occurred while saving the package:

    Error at ExportAll: The string literal "\\\johnson\\clientFTP\\users\\UBM\\ATOM\\GEN_V2_DAT_ENT_"" contains an illegal escape sequence of "\j". The escape sequence is not supported in string literals in the expression evaluator. If a backslash is needed in the string, use a double backslash, "\\".

    Colleen