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SQL - Export data from multiple views to multiple CSV files
Hi Guys,
I need help to export data from multpile views to CSV files one to one.
Either by T-SQL or a SSIS package.
I have tried using T-SQL like this:
Above works but the CSV files look like crap (a lot of spaces and line shifts), so it's not usable.
If have better ideas how to export data to CSV files either by using T-SQL or articles describing how to create a SSIS package doing the same wouold be great.
Thanks
I need help to export data from multpile views to CSV files one to one.
Either by T-SQL or a SSIS package.
I have tried using T-SQL like this:
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @Views as TABLE (Object_id int, name nvarchar(200));
INSERT INTO @Views (Object_ID, name)
SELECT Object_ID, name
FROM sys.views
WHERE name LIKE 'VW_XFormData_%'
DECLARE @viewName nvarchar(200) = (select top 1 name from @Views);
DECLARE @sql nvarchar(max) = '';
WHILE(Exists(select 1 from @Views)) BEGIN
SET @sql = 'EXEC xp_cmdshell ''SQLCMD -S . -d EPIServerColoplastCMS -Q "SELECT forms.*, vw.* FROM ' + @ViewName + ' vw INNER JOIN VW_XForms forms ON vw.Meta_FormId = forms.ExternalId" -s "," -o "D:\CSV\' + @ViewName + '.csv"'';'
EXEC(@sql);
--Print (@sql);
DELETE FROM @Views where name = @viewName;
SET @ViewName = (select top 1 name from @Views);
END;
Above works but the CSV files look like crap (a lot of spaces and line shifts), so it's not usable.
If have better ideas how to export data to CSV files either by using T-SQL or articles describing how to create a SSIS package doing the same wouold be great.
Thanks
ASKER
Thanks Vikas for your reply.
But I need a solution that takes multiple views and exports data to CSV files one to one which will involve parameters and for each loop in SSIS.
Your solution only takes from one table/view to one file.
Hope you still can help me...thanks.
But I need a solution that takes multiple views and exports data to CSV files one to one which will involve parameters and for each loop in SSIS.
Your solution only takes from one table/view to one file.
Hope you still can help me...thanks.
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I have already seen that article and tried to work it out from that wihtout any luck.
But thanks for trying.
But thanks for trying.
Creating SSIS package sounds easy and good compare to T-SQL
Here I am sharing one LINK
explaining step by step creating SSIS package to load data from SQL to CSV file.
Hope this would help you..