![]() SSIS CSV file DestinationCSV File Destination can be used to write data in CSV / TSV file format. You can also split large files by row count or size at runtime. It also supports writing files directly in compressed format such as GZip (*.gz). Features
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SSIS CSV File Destination – FILE Connection

CSV File destination support 3 ways to supply file path. Via FILE connection manager, FLATFILE Connection Manager and you set path in FilePath Property.
SSIS CSV File Destination – Properties

CSV File Destination Property Screen
SSIS CSV File Destination – Mappings Screen

You can select which columns you like to output in CSV File. You can also rename header column names for CSV File.
SSIS CSV File Destination – Create multiple Compressed CSV Files (With auto split by row count)

It supports GZip (*.gz) and Zip compression mode. You can also Split files by Row count or Size. Automatically creates multiple files.
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