The LocalPath property is the Connection Manager that contains a directory on the SSIS side that
is going to receive or send the files via FTP. The OverwriteFileAtDest option specifies whether the
file at the destination will be overwritten if a conflict exists. Like many FTP clients, you can specify
transporting the files in ASCII format by setting the IsTransferAscii option to true. If you set this
option to false, the files will be transported in a default binary format. The most important option,
of course, is the Operation option, which specifies what type of action you want to perform. In the
next section, you’ll set up an SSIS FTP Task to get a file from an FTP server like Microsoft.com.
Getting a File Using FTP
To build an SSIS package that can use FTP to retrieve a file from an FTP server, follow these steps:
1. Create a directory called c:prossis asksftptask or copy the code from
www.wrox.com/go/prossis2014.
The LocalPath property is the Connection Manager that contains a directory on the SSIS side thatis going to receive or send the files via FTP. The OverwriteFileAtDest option specifies whether thefile at the destination will be overwritten if a conflict exists. Like many FTP clients, you can specifytransporting the files in ASCII format by setting the IsTransferAscii option to true. If you set thisoption to false, the files will be transported in a default binary format. The most important option,of course, is the Operation option, which specifies what type of action you want to perform. In thenext section, you’ll set up an SSIS FTP Task to get a file from an FTP server like Microsoft.com.Getting a File Using FTPTo build an SSIS package that can use FTP to retrieve a file from an FTP server, follow these steps:1. Create a directory called c:prossis asksftptask or copy the code fromwww.wrox.com/go/prossis2014.
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