This tab previews the data that is output in the XML file. Note: This is only available if indent elements is not selected.ĭetermines whether or not the XML header is output with the XML file. This option adds a newline after each row of data. Note: This is only available with indent elements. This option adds a newline to each attribute of a row of data. This option indents and adds a newline to each element of a row of data. Selecting this option does not write anything when there is no output from the source. Selecting this option removes invalid characters from the source data before exporting it to XML. The name of the row XML element namespace. The name of the root XML element namespace. The order that the data is output to the XML file. Replace null data with user defined value - Replaces null data with a user defined value.Don't Output attribute / element - The XML data is ignored and not output.Output empty attribute / element - Outputs empty element or attribute.The name of the element or attribute that is output to the XML file. Read only column that displays the source column that the row is for.
The name of the variable that contains the path where the XML file is output.Ĭheck the box in this column if the data from the respective source column is included in the outputted XML file.
You can use either a flat file or file connection type.Ĭheck this option to tell the XML Destination that the path of the outputted XML file is contained in the variable selected in Output File Path Variable. The name of the file connection manager where the file is output. The XML Destination is used to export XML data within an SSIS package.
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It's recommended that users choose the XML Generator Transform or the XML Output Destination. Important: XML Destination is included in all releases for backwards compatibility, but has been discontinued for future development.