Create T-Sql script to export to csv

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Create T-Sql script to export to csv

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kelvin.sayers Grasshopper Points: 13 More actions · Answer 1

I would use BCP and you could embed this is SQL script. You need to make sure that XP_CMDSHELL is enabled though if using SQL 2005.

BCP will allow you to produce CSV files easily. If you want an example let me know.

KAS

Lori-138565 Ten Centuries Points: 1340 More actions · Answer 2

Yes, Kelvin's idea is fairly simple. You can use something like:

DECLARE @cmdstr varchar(100)

DECLARE @filedir varchar(50)

SET @filedir = path that the file should be copied to

SET @cmdstr = 'bcp "SELECT * FROM " QUERYout ' + @filedir + ' -c -t "," -T'

EXEC master..xp_cmdshell @CMDstr

Thanks,

Lori

Jai Kumar SSC Eights! Points: 872 More actions · Answer 3

How can I use the BCP with a stored procedure. For example I have a SP "sp1". This sp will provide the result set. Can I transfer the result set in to a csv file?

Thanks in advance

homebrew01 SSC Guru Points: 55548 More actions · Answer 4

Rather than dig up a 4 year old thread, I think you would be better served by starting a new thread based around your own question, and putting it in the correct forum such as T-SQL or General.

And try to give a bit more detail and explanation of what you want to do, and what you have tried already.