When SQL Server 2008 query results are exported to CSV file extra rows are added?

I would bet that in those huge number of rows you have some data that had a carriage return internal to the record (such as an address record that includes a line break). Look for rows that have empty data in some fo the columns you would expect data in. I ususally reimport the file to a work table (with an identity so you can identify which rows are near the bad ones) and then run queries on it to find the ones that are bad.

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