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Feb 13, 2007

I have to generate flat files from SQL Server tables. Its a backup package for few tables which will be run daily.  I want the names of the destination flat files to be automatically generated at run time.

I created an expression for the Flat file destination connection and appended the date and the time to the flat file name.  For today my file name is 'table02-12-2007.txt'. for tomorrow it should be 'table02-13-2007'. When I evaluate the expression it shows the correct value.

But when i run the package, I receive an error indicating -  Destination file is not found. Error is because the destination file is not present at runtime and I was hoping that the package will be create the file on the fly.

Is there any way to create the destination file at runtime? Or Am I missing a step?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

 

 

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