On Nov 5, 5:08 pm, thetaamo...@gma il.com wrote:
Another way would be to create a link table to an access database.
Then write a crosstab query in access which can display a large number
of unidentified columns and link this query to an excel file using
ODBC.
Jax
Hi :
>
I have a stored procedure which does a crosstab query and builds a
table with differing number of columns and differeing columnnames each
time.
The tablename is static, as i build same table but with differing
columns each time.
Lets call this tableA.
Now i need to get this tableA into an excel file.
So how do i use a dts 2000, to build this excel file ?
I can create a stmt to build an excel file sheet with the tableA
everchanging schema information. But in the data pump task, i
understand that the transformations are predetermined and hence i will
not be able to build a datapump task. Are there any other ways to do
this via a datapump task or something else in sql 2000.
>
Thank you for all your help
TAAM
>
I have a stored procedure which does a crosstab query and builds a
table with differing number of columns and differeing columnnames each
time.
The tablename is static, as i build same table but with differing
columns each time.
Lets call this tableA.
Now i need to get this tableA into an excel file.
So how do i use a dts 2000, to build this excel file ?
I can create a stmt to build an excel file sheet with the tableA
everchanging schema information. But in the data pump task, i
understand that the transformations are predetermined and hence i will
not be able to build a datapump task. Are there any other ways to do
this via a datapump task or something else in sql 2000.
>
Thank you for all your help
TAAM
Then write a crosstab query in access which can display a large number
of unidentified columns and link this query to an excel file using
ODBC.
Jax