You could add a condition split ahead of the transform to force the data around it, the merge the data back into the flow after the transform.

Why do you need...

Steve Jones - SSC Editor (10/14/2010)

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Alvin,

If you have a compatible phone, you might try reading on the Kindle or Nook apps on it for a few weeks and see what...

Brandie Tarvin (10/14/2010)

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Kit G (10/13/2010)

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Alvin Ramard (10/13/2010)

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Change of topic for a second.

Has anyone here tried reading a pdf format ebook on a Kindle3? I'm thinking about getting a Kindle...

Soulfly73 (10/13/2010)

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Hi Alvin,

I have implemented a multicast, but the strangest thing happens.

I have PK in the destination table, I have cleand the input from double data, but yet still...

Glad you got it working, but the "My Documents" folder is a very poor choice for a folder to use, as you should have noticed.

First, I would do is add a multicast component after my data source. You can use one output per destination from this component, so you can send any column...

Grant Fritchey (10/13/2010)

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Alvin Ramard (10/13/2010)

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Change of topic for a second.

Has anyone here tried reading a pdf format ebook on a Kindle3? I'm thinking about getting a Kindle and I'm...

Kit G (10/13/2010)

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Alvin Ramard (10/13/2010)

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Change of topic for a second.

Has anyone here tried reading a pdf format ebook on a Kindle3? I'm thinking about getting a Kindle and I'm...

Change of topic for a second.

Has anyone here tried reading a pdf format ebook on a Kindle3? I'm thinking about getting a Kindle and I'm just wondering how readable...

I really like...

Roy Ernest (10/13/2010)

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Maybe put...

Celko strikes again.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost1003748.aspx

pujain (10/13/2010)

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Alvin,

I am bit aware of SSIS, and think that i have sound knowledge.

I am able to loop around all files(Source) using for each loop container but facing issue to...

What is your SSIS knowledge level? (We need to establish a starting point.)

john.arnott (10/12/2010)

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Using just LF as a record delimiter did the trick. A quick internet search confirmed that LF was a standard on UNIX, and this is certainly simpler than...