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_x003C_none_x003E_ FlatFile Error in SSIS


If you are receiving this error in your output file, It is because of the value in the text qualifier property (Text Qualifier = <none>).  When you export the data in a file, you might see the _x003C_none_x003E_ (x003C = "<" and none and x003E = ">") with your original field value.

• Do not open the connection manager editor once you finalize everything and just clear out the <none> value  from the property window on the right side (Do not open show editor) and save it. You’re done.



• Other way around, You can also define the Expression value for the text qualifier and provide (“”) as a value in the expression. Go to the property --> Expression --> Select the Text qualifier from the drop down list --> provide the expression value (“”)







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