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I have a simple Integration Services project and the problem is that decimal fields are importing as real (I'm loosing the digits behind the decimal point).

The project contains a data flow task importing a flat file (.csv) to an SQL Server destination. My .csv file has two decimal type fields. Example:

Field 1: 12345.67

Field 2: .123456

My database table that I'm importing to has two fields. The only way that I can get this data to import is to define the fields as "float" in both the text file and database table. I want the database table fields to be defined as decimal or numeric, not float:

Field 1: decimal(7,2)

Field 2: decimal(6,6)

When all fields are defined as decimal (in both the flat file and database file), I get the following results:

Field 1: 12345.00

Field 2: .000000

How does one import decimal data from a flat file (.csv)?

Thank you in advance!

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