As for programming skills, I'm pretty familiar with Java so I feel sure I
could write a suitable utility with that. In fact, unless I had a really
urgent need, I would prefer to write my own stuff just because I like
writing code
If you wanted to go the java route I suggest checking out
Scott,
ASP.NET would be just fine !
Freddie
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Looks like I will need more than just MySQL and Php/ASP.net.
I might
At 11:02 AM 8/20/2004, you wrote:
Ok. I'm looking into alternatives. I'm trying to figure out an alternative
to mysql exporting into xls file. Is there any another way you can export
into file and make it readable? What format do you use? I'm open to ideas
from experienced database programmers :)
Ok. I'm looking into alternatives. I'm trying to figure out an alternative
to mysql exporting into xls file. Is there any another way you can export
into file and make it readable? What format do you use? I'm open to ideas
from experienced database programmers :) I'm upgrading the whole database
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Ok. I'm looking into alternatives. I'm trying to figure out an alternative
to mysql exporting into xls file
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Ok. I'm looking into alternatives. I'm trying to figure out an alternative
to mysql exporting into xls file. Is there any another way you can export
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Looks like I will need more than just MySQL and Php/ASP.net. I might even
look into perl. What else should I be using? (IIS is provided for) I'm
willing to learn new tricks.
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, August 20, 2004 11:02 AM
Subject: Brainstorming' time!
Ok. I'm looking into alternatives. I'm trying to
figure out an alternative
to mysql exporting into xls file. Is there any
another way you can export
into file and make it readable? What format do you
use? I'm open to ideas
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Ok unless I missed something here, wouldn't you just use the SELECT ...
INTO OUTFILE Syntax found here
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/LOAD_DATA.html
Just search for outfile and you can find it faster.
You
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100 quatloos to Chris for the simplest answer. Do that.
I'll add that you could also use mysqldump:
mysqldump -T /tmp test users
This would create /tmp/users.sql, containing the CREATE
TABLE, and /tmp/users.txt, containing a tab-delimited file
suitable
Wow, so much different ideas. I noted all ideas down to experiment with. I
want to say that apologize for sounding newbie asking questions and all
that. I know that no question is a stupid question, but you all have been
a big help. MyODBC sounds like more reliable answer and will try that with
Scott Hamm wrote:
Ok. I'm looking into alternatives. I'm trying to figure out an alternative
to mysql exporting into xls file.
Gosh, what's wrong with CSV files? Surely Access can export a classic
CSV file format with fields separated by commas and enclosed by ?
Then you can just use
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