Could you be a little more specific about what you are trying to do? It sounds like a
stored procedure and/or a cursor might be the better and faster way out of what you're
doing. Why write to a .csv file? Let me know what you're doing and I'll help ya use
the right tools for the right job!
Gregory Harris
Los Angeles Information Technology Agency (ITA)
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I am considering using a trigger to write .csv file when a column
changes. I will then include that file and use it to loop over.
The question is...
Is this more efficient or less efficient than using a cached query?
Michael Slatoff
www.slatoff.com
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