Suppressing extra columns on flat file destination (CSV)

  • I'm working on a package that has a CSV file as its destination. My data stream at that point has only 6 columns, However, the FF transform thinks it has 13. I can see this since I produce the header row in the output file, which currently looks like this:

    "Email","Opt In Date","Opted Out","Opt In Details","Email Type","Opt Out Details","Column 6","Column 7","Column 8","Column 9","Column 10","Column 11","Column 12","Column 13"

    How can I tell SSIS I don't want columns 6 to 13?

  • Solved it:

    Problem was the file connector thought it had the extra columns. I deleted them in the connection manager.

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