I am trying to use an SSIS package to transfer data from a .dat flat file to a SQL Database table. I have a dat file that looks like this:

```
Booth 1 Weekly  Status
Status  Date    Time    Operator    NESHAP  HEPA    Alarm
Initial Reading 10/3/2011   7:42 AM Ken Forsberg    0.00    0.00    No
System Reading  11/12/2011  3:10 AM System Log  0.24    2.01    No

No Login    11/12/2011  7:00 AM     0.24    2.03    Yes
No Login    11/12/2011  3:00 PM     0.24    2.03    Yes
No Login    11/13/2011  7:00 AM     0.24    2.04    Yes
No Login    11/13/2011  3:00 PM     0.24    2.02    Yes
No Login    11/14/2011  7:00 AM     0.24    2.06    Yes
No Login    11/14/2011  3:00 PM     0.24    2.05    Yes
No Login    11/15/2011  7:00 AM     0.24    2.06    Yes
No Login    11/15/2011  3:00 PM     0.24    2.04    Yes
No Login    11/16/2011  7:00 AM     0.24    2.05    Yes
No Login    11/16/2011  3:00 PM     0.24    2.05    Yes
No Login    11/17/2011  7:00 AM     0.24    2.07    Yes
No Login    11/17/2011  3:00 PM     0.25    2.10    Yes
No Login    11/18/2011  7:00 AM     0.25    2.09    Yes

```

But when I run the Flat File Connection Manager Editor

I have this for general:

```
Locale English(United States)
Code page 1252 (ANSI - Latin I)    
Format: Delimited    
Text qualifier: none    
Header row delimiter: {CR}{LF}    
Header rows to skip: 0    
Column names in the first data row: checked

```

And for the Columns I have:

```
Row delimiter: {CR}{LF}    
Column delimiter: Tab {t}

```

But in the Preview window it only shows one column

```
StatusDateTimeOperatorNESHAPHEPAAlarm    
InitialReading10/3/20117:42 AMKen Forsberg0.000.00No                
System Reading11/12/20113:10 AMSystem Log0.242.01No    
NoLogin11/12/20117:00 AM0.242.03Yes    
NoLogin11/12/20113:00 PM0.242.03Yes    
...

```

I have the row delimiter as `Carriage Return` and `Line Feed` and the Column delimiter is `Tab` but as you can see the tab is not being recognized.

I did open the .dat file in Notepad++ to confirm that they are delimited by Tab and they are.

What am I doing wrong?