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|    Bob Barrows to Tony Johansson    |
|    Re: How do I best take a sql dump with c    |
|    16 Jul 12 19:35:23    |
      From: reb01501@NOSPAMyahoo.com              Still not enough specific information. How do you intend that the primary       and foreign keys be stored in the file? As a separate resultset? Show us       what you want to see in the file given a 3-colomn table with three rows, a       primary key on the first column and a foreign key on the third. Exactly       what will the file contain. Will it be a text file? If so, show us the text.              Tony Johansson wrote:       > I want to get the name of the columns, the primary key and foreign       > key and the contents.       > I want all this output to be stored in a file.       > I can do select * but can I redirect the output to a file.       >       > //Tony       >       > "Erland Sommarskog" |
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