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Using XML Source File with SSIS

I wonder if anyone can advise, I have an xml file as below: 11 2011-01-02 00:00:01 Using this XSD file But in the SSIS package it doesn't recognise the field names. I'm new to using XML and any help would be very greatfully received. Many thanks
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Usman Butt answered
Try after adding `` in your xml. I guess your xml would be something like 11 2011-01-02 00:00:01 and your xsd could be Basically, the root tag is missing in the xml file. You can name it anything. Hope it helps.
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Mrs_Fatherjack avatar image Mrs_Fatherjack commented ·
That's done it, many thanks.
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Kev Riley answered
Have you checked the exact case? XML is case sensitive.
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Mrs_Fatherjack avatar image Mrs_Fatherjack commented ·
As far as I can tell it's all the same, our database uses case sensitive collation so I'm used to checking it.
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Do you still get the issue if you get SSIS to generate the XSD?
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