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Posted by Dimitri Furman on 01/22/06 18:52
On Jan 18 2006, 11:44 am, "Thomas R. Hummel" <tom_hummel@hotmail.com> wrote
in news:1137602647.984522.221090@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> I just ran into this problem and I can't find any other mention of it
> through Google. I have a text file that is comma-delimited. It also
> uses double quotes as text identifiers. A new column has been added to
> the file, but currently has no values. I would like to finish my
> development so that when it does finally get some values, they will be
> imported as well. The problem is, the last column does not show up in
> DTS.
As a kludgy workaround, you can try accessing the text file via ODBC rather
than DTS native text file provider. This will effectively use MS Jet Text
driver, which I believe does not have this problem. It will likely be
slower, and you will need to set up a DSN on both your workstation, for
development, and the server, for production runs of the DTS package.
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