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Export data from single file into multiple Tables

Asked by Samoin in SSIS, SQL Server 2005

Tags: SSIS

Hi Experts,

I'm kinda stuck to implement the following logic, I have a source flat file and I need to parse the data from it to different tables for example

FHDNN        01NN                                                                                                            .
CHD92003107082009                                                                                                            .
RHD92120930NN0000011800000118000000000103011800000000000107000000000000      00000000                                        .
CUS92120930002        0000000     CJUF II PRTWORTH LLC3700 GEORGIA AVE NW                       0                    N       .
MTR92120930001  00       0  0CA              70212207A     0000000020W0000001             00 00 000 NW 000    
RTR92127720NN0000020400000204000000000203020400000000000204000000000000      00000000                                        .
CTR92003107082009                                                                                                            .
FTRNN        01NN                 .

The package should be parsing this info to different tables depending upon the file header info

FileHeader Table
Col 1  Col 2     Col 3 .........
FHD    N           N .................so on

Anybody who can assess me with that?

Thanks
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