>>Hi,
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>>When you run a SQL Select in SSMS and see the query, you can Select All and Copy with Header or Without Headers.
>>But then, if you paste this "report" into a Word or Notepad, you can't really see the records easily.
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>>Has anybody created a code that would import this copy of the SQL Server query into a DBF?
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>>TIA
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>That's easy enough. Just make a variable which holds the very same query. Then when you SQLExec() this query, you end up with a DBF which you can Copy to a DBF.
The problem is that I am running this query in the SSMS (remotely connected to the custom site). So, I cannot use VFP SQLExec(). But I can run the SQL Select and copy the query.
Thank you.
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