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alex1979
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Posted - 2002-05-22 : 02:09:07
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| hi :) hope u all can help.im exporting data from database X with table Y to a text file "e.txt".bcp "SELECT * FROM X..Y" queryout e.txt -U <user> -P <password> -c -t ,by using this command, the format would be:field1, field2, field3here, the column deliter is comma and row delimited is newline.how can i make the format of the exported file to be as such when using bcp?"field1", "field2", "field3"where the the value for each field is inside the "".thanxcool baby |
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setbasedisthetruepath
Used SQL Salesman
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Posted - 2002-05-22 : 08:57:09
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I don't believe you can w/ BCP. BCP is a very low-level tool that will do basic delimiting but not the "" field escaping that MSFT uses in its CSV format.No worries though, DTS does export with "" field escaping. you can use dtsrun.exe if you require command-line execution.quote: hi :) hope u all can help.im exporting data from database X with table Y to a text file "e.txt".bcp "SELECT * FROM X..Y" queryout e.txt -U <user> -P <password> -c -t ,by using this command, the format would be:field1, field2, field3here, the column deliter is comma and row delimited is newline.how can i make the format of the exported file to be as such when using bcp?"field1", "field2", "field3"where the the value for each field is inside the "".thanxcool baby
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