Partial row at end of file - best way to handle?

Hi,
I have a file where there is a partial row at the end. It doesn't cause an error, but I get a "partial row" warning during execution.
What do most people do with these partial rows? Do they just ignore them as long as they don't cause errors? Or is it better to handle the partial row with a conditional split, for example?
Just wondering what other people's thoughts on this are. I tend to be of the "get rid of it" camp, but maybe that's overkill? Just looking for opinions, best practices.
Thanks

sadie519590 wrote:
It's only the last row.
If you have partial rows in the middle of the file, this causes an error (unless you're ignoring errors). But SSIS ignores the partial row at the very end without any special error handling.
Then you can leave it. No harm, no foul. Why is the last row incomplete though? Can it be fixed at the source?

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