Using Packages , transformation creates output in root of Connection Directory

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2 years 3 months ago #23492 by prashant
Hellos,

I have a connection with directory called "OPENDAY" at C:\Users\Superadmin\Documents\KBIAutomation\OpenDayMaster

Using transformations manually , I am able to output the file to subdirectory . See output window below
C:\Users\Superadmin\Documents\KBIAutomation\OpenDayMaster\input 
 
 

When I use the above transformation as a part of package , the output will always be in root of Directory defined aka C:\Users\Superadmin\Documents\KBIAutomation\OpenDayMaster

If this expected behaviour ?

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2 years 3 months ago #23494 by admin
This is by design please read following article

www.etl-tools.com/wiki/knowledgebase/iss...d-any-files-to-read/

You can use variables as away around




 

Mike
ETL Architect

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2 years 3 months ago #23498 by prashant
Thank you for this. Example was very helpful . 

I kept failing with my package before I realised for 20 min solid , before I realised , I needed to make the new variable with subdirectory as the starting point of package. 

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