Tracy Pearson wrote: > Charlie is right, you just need to have table.field in the copy to command. > > -----Original Message----- > From: MB Software Solutions, LLC > Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 5:07 PM > > Have I said lately how much I hate SET RELATION code for report cursors? > We've got a report output that is also desired to be an Excel output. > Simple if you're using a single cursor...just select the cursor and COPY > TO Crap TYPE XL5. But this legacy code uses a bunch of SET RELATIONs and so > to export this to Excel requires me to write the code to create that single > cursor first. F*ck!!! > > Another reason I like single cursors for reporting purposes.
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