Numbers are interpreted as varchar columns by the text file connection
From: Karen Middleton (karenmiddleol_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 10/02/04
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Date: 2 Oct 2004 05:54:29 -0700
I am using a Text File (source) connection and the input is a CSV file
and the first row of the file as column headers. When I try to create
a destination table DTS interprets columns which are numbers as a
varchar (255) column but when I save the same .csv file from Excel as
a .xls file and use a .XLS file as the connection with column headers
DTS interprets them correctly as a float or double column.
But I cannot afford to import these files into Excel and save them as
.XLS file.
Please can any of you suggest a workaround how I can overcome this
problem and still get natural interpretation of a number as float or
double without having to import the .csv file into Excel and save it
as .XLS file.
Thanks
Karen
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