SSIS CSV Source Connector (Flat File or Web API)

SSIS CSV File Source (Flat File or Web API)

SSIS CSV File Source Connector (Advanced Flat file source) can be used to read CSV data from local files or Web API. You can extract data from single or multiple files (wildcard pattern supported). Also you can read compressed files (*.gz) without extracting files on disk.

Features

  • Support for reading CSV data from Web API call or file(s) stored on local disk
  • Support for reading single or multiple files (wildcard pattern supported e.g. *.csv)
  • Support for reading zip and gzip compressed files (stream mode)
  • Support for OAuth and HTTP Basic Authentication along with many security features
  • Support for missing columns at the end (Auto fill with null values)
  • Support for data pivot (transform columns into rows)
  • Support for comments in the file
  • Support for advanced error handling such as throw error for empty file, throw error when column count mismatch
  • Support for Advanced parser options such as Trim fields, Trim headers, Skip rows
  • Support for ignoring blank lines and blank rows (no data for each column)
  • Support for Dynamic file path using variable placeholder (e.g. c:\data\{{User::MyFolder}}\*.csv )
  • Allow to cancel infinite pagination on UI Save
  • Option to parse output from command line Standard Output Stream (e.g. cmd:>curl -k http://httpbin.org/get)
  • Support for SQL Server 2022, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, 2012 (32/64 bit) and now Azure Data Factory
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SSIS CSV File Source – Read from Web API Options

SSIS CSV File Source – Read from Web API Options

SSIS CSV File Source – Read CSV file from Web API

SSIS CSV File Source – Read from CSV Files Options

SSIS CSV File Source – Read from CSV Files Options

SSIS CSV File Source – Reading more than one CSV file with wildcard

SSIS CSV File Source – Read Compressed CSV File (GZip or Zip)

SSIS CSV File Source – Read Compressed CSV File (GZip or Zip)

SSIS CSV File Source – Read Compressed CSV File (GZip or Zip)

SSIS CSV File Source – Error Handling Options

Error Handling Options

Error Handling Options

SSIS CSV File Source – Advanced CSV Parsing Options

Advanced CSV Parsing Options

Advanced Parsing Options

SSIS CSV File Source – DateTime Parsing Options

Source – DateTime Parsing Options

DateTime Parsing Options

SSIS CSV File Source – Redirect Bad Records (Error Handling)

SSIS CSV File Source – Redirect Bad Records (Error Handling)

SSIS CSV File Source – Redirect Bad Records (Error Handling)

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How to Pivot CSV Data in SSIS

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