Reg: Exporting to CSV Format

Hi,
Is there any facility to restrict the dataset not to display the textbox
more than once when exporting to CSV format,when textbox value displays group
value(text).
Many ThanksPlease ignore this one.
prasad
"VP" wrote:
> Hi,
> Is there any facility to restrict the dataset not to display the textbox
> more than once when exporting to CSV format,when textbox value displays group
> value(text).
> Many Thanks
>
>
>|||Hi,
I want to create a CSV or comma delimited file from four MSSQL databases
running on one server. Can anyone assist me?
"VP" wrote:
> Hi,
> Is there any facility to restrict the dataset not to display the textbox
> more than once when exporting to CSV format,when textbox value displays group
> value(text).
> Many Thanks
>
>
>

Refreshing a CSV file using DTS

I have a DTS job that populates a CSV file on a regular basis.
It appears that by default, each time the job runs the contents of the file
are overwritten with the new data from SQL Server.
Can anyone that confirm that this is the case?
And is it possible to have DTS append to rather than overwrite the contents
of the file?
That's correct...the default is to overwrite.
The append option isn't supported with the text file
provider. The workaround is generally to generate a second
file and then use FileSystemObject to create a single file
or a dos copy command to combine the two file into a third
file.
-Sue
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 07:22:52 -0800, "Dave" <dave@.nospam.ru>
wrote:

>I have a DTS job that populates a CSV file on a regular basis.
>It appears that by default, each time the job runs the contents of the file
>are overwritten with the new data from SQL Server.
>Can anyone that confirm that this is the case?
>And is it possible to have DTS append to rather than overwrite the contents
>of the file?
>
sql

Refreshing a CSV file using DTS

I have a DTS job that populates a CSV file on a regular basis.
It appears that by default, each time the job runs the contents of the file
are overwritten with the new data from SQL Server.
Can anyone that confirm that this is the case?
And is it possible to have DTS append to rather than overwrite the contents
of the file?That's correct...the default is to overwrite.
The append option isn't supported with the text file
provider. The workaround is generally to generate a second
file and then use FileSystemObject to create a single file
or a dos copy command to combine the two file into a third
file.
-Sue
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 07:22:52 -0800, "Dave" <dave@.nospam.ru>
wrote:

>I have a DTS job that populates a CSV file on a regular basis.
>It appears that by default, each time the job runs the contents of the file
>are overwritten with the new data from SQL Server.
>Can anyone that confirm that this is the case?
>And is it possible to have DTS append to rather than overwrite the contents
>of the file?
>

Refreshing a CSV file using DTS

I have a DTS job that populates a CSV file on a regular basis.
It appears that by default, each time the job runs the contents of the file
are overwritten with the new data from SQL Server.
Can anyone that confirm that this is the case?
And is it possible to have DTS append to rather than overwrite the contents
of the file?That's correct...the default is to overwrite.
The append option isn't supported with the text file
provider. The workaround is generally to generate a second
file and then use FileSystemObject to create a single file
or a dos copy command to combine the two file into a third
file.
-Sue
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 07:22:52 -0800, "Dave" <dave@.nospam.ru>
wrote:
>I have a DTS job that populates a CSV file on a regular basis.
>It appears that by default, each time the job runs the contents of the file
>are overwritten with the new data from SQL Server.
>Can anyone that confirm that this is the case?
>And is it possible to have DTS append to rather than overwrite the contents
>of the file?
>

Refining MS ACCESS data to csv file using T-SQL

Hello,

I have a table with these sample data pattern:
Col1 Col2
001 2
002 1
002 2
002 1
003 4
003 4
003 3
003 3
003 5

The expected output in the csv file should be exactly like this:
001,2
002,4
002,
002,
003,19
003,
003,
003,
003,

In the csv file, the number next to the topmost 002 is the sum of the Col2 where Col1
is 002 and the remaining field next to other 002 rows will be blank, the same process repeats for 003 and so on.

Would anyone please help me to make a T-SQL statement for the above requirement? I am using VB codes.

Thanks

k

1. Add an AutoNumber field named as ID to your table;

2. Create the query in Access:

SELECT t1.Col1, t2.sumCol2
FROM yourTable AS t1 LEFT JOIN [SELECT Col1, SUM(Col2) as sumCol2, min(ID) as minID
FROM yourTable Group By Col1]. AS t2 ON (t1.ID=t2.minID) AND (t1.Col1=t2.Col1);

3. Export this query to a csv file from Access.

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Thank you very much limno. Your T-SQL code perfectly solved my problem.

k
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