I’m importing a SQL view to SSIS using the Flat File Connection Manager. One of my columns in SQL has comma(s) in it. (123 Main St, Boston, MA) . When I import the data to SSIS, the commas within the column are being treated as delimiters, and my column is being broken into several columns. I have done a lot of research online, and have followed some workarounds which aren't working for me.
In SQL Server, I added double quotes around the values that have comma(s) in it.
' "'+CAST(a.Address as varchar(100))+'" '
So, 123 Main St, Boston, MA now reads “123 Main St, Boston, MA”
Then in my SSIS Flat File Connection Manager,
In the General tab:
Text Qualifier is set to “
Header Row Delimiter is set to {CR}-{LF}
In the columns tab:
Row delimiter is set to {LF}
Column delimiter is set to Comma {,}
And in the advanced Tab, all of my columns have the Text Qualified set to True.
After all of this, my column with commas in it, is still being separated into multiple columns. Am I missing a step? How can I get the SSIS package to treat my address column as one column and not break it out to several columns?
EDIT: Just to add more specifics. I am pulling from a SQL view that has double quotes around any field that has commas in it. I am then emailing that file and opening it in MS Excel. When I open it the file it read as follows:
123 Main St Boston MA" " (In three cells)
And I need it to read as
123 Main St, Boston, MA (in one cell)