I did not quite understand your suggestion about the Data Conversion component for the columns.  I am getting CSV files with hundreds of columns.  Are you suggesting that I...

Unfortunately, the short answer is 'no and no', to the best of my knowledge.

Regarding your second point, the 'pure' SSIS way of handling this is to send all of the...

This is not the important thing. You need to look inside the...

Sounds like it is expecting (n+1) columns rather than the (n) that are there. Why not fix that, rather than modifying the input file?

Why is the final comma needed? My CSV files don't need one.

Have a look at the first answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36116795/how-to-update-a-record-in-text-file

As long as your file is not too huge, that gets you pretty close.

Yes, a C# script could definitely do it.

I'm used...

Remember that no one here can see your environment, so, from your brief explanation it is rather difficult to understand what is going on.

• What is phpmyadmin?
• If you are...

Per our CISO we have to set the protection level to EncryptAllWithPassword

We are using SSIS packages just to move data from one table to another and it contains...

No. I suggest you change the protection levels on the project and all its packages to DontSaveSensitive.

If you need to pass sensitive info into the packages at runtime, use Sensitive...

Looks like an issue with access rights. Are you sure that the user (as shown in the All Executions report) has full access  to the object?

Also, are you inserting data...

250 seems like a lot of facts! Are you happy that you've got the data modelling correct?

You are displaying the properties for a data flow task.

Instead, click on a blank area on the Control Flow window and you should get the properties for the package.

You want your proc to have two options? Like 'Incremental' and 'Full', is that right?

Full is easy, just add:

TRUNCATE TABLE ...

INSERT TABLE ... results of proc

to your proc.

Incremental is harder,...