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Tue, Sep 25 2018 8:48 PM | Permanent Link |
Ian Branch | Hi Team,
I am trying to do an export of specific fields from a table mixed with fixed data. {sql} SCRIPT BEGIN execute immediate 'export table Parts to "Export.csv" in store "Exports" ( PartNo, Description, "B" as Buy, ''S'' as Sell, ''I'' as Inventory, 11800 as AssetAcct, 41770 as IncomeAcct, 54000 as COSAcct, '''' as ItemPicture, /* empty field */ Description, ''X'' as UDOS, '''' as CL1, /* empty field */ CostPrice) where blocked = False'; END {sql} If I put B into double single quotes it doesn't like it. With B in double quotes it seems to like it but doesn't like the as after it. Is this doable in a script at all? If not, what is my alternative please? Regards & TIA, Ian |
Wed, Sep 26 2018 2:42 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | Ian
Never having tried it before I've just tested and it looks as though you can only export columns not insert a constant as you're trying to do. I can see two solutions: 1. create an intermediate temporary or memory table 2. create some computed columns for your table unfortunately the WHERE clause isn't allowed either so a temporary or in-memory table is the way to go Roy Lambert |
Wed, Sep 26 2018 4:27 AM | Permanent Link |
Ian Branch | Hi Roy,
Or, I could geberate it OK in a Query and then simply scan through the Query and fill a filestream. This is what I have now done and it works fine abd quickly. One has to remember that you can'y have commas in the text fields, causes havoc when read into excel. ![]() Ian |
Wed, Sep 26 2018 4:32 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | Ian
> Or, I could geberate it OK in a Query and then simply scan through the Query and fill a filestream. > This is what I have now done and it works fine abd quickly. One has to remember that you can'y have commas in the >text fields, causes havoc when read into excel. ![]() Yup that'll work, or you could use a view Roy |
Wed, Sep 26 2018 11:10 AM | Permanent Link |
Fernando Dias ![]() | Ian,
Can I see the structure of the Parts table please? -- Fernando Dias [Team Elevate] |
Wed, Sep 26 2018 2:49 PM | Permanent Link |
Ian Branch | Fernando Dias wrote:
> Ian, > > Can I see the structure of the Parts table please? Hi Fernando, Sure.. CREATE TABLE "Parts" ( "BLOCKED" BOOLEAN DEFAULT false NOT NULL, "PartNo" VARCHAR(20) COLLATE "ANSI", "Description" VARCHAR(70) COLLATE "ANSI", "SupplierCode" VARCHAR(2) COLLATE "ANSI", "SupplierPrice" DECIMAL(19,4) DEFAULT 0.00 NOT NULL, "UOS" VARCHAR(2) COLLATE "ANSI", "BIN" VARCHAR(20) COLLATE "ANSI", "COSTPRICE" DECIMAL(19,4) DEFAULT 0.00 NOT NULL, "SELLPRICE" DECIMAL(19,4) DEFAULT 0.00 NOT NULL, "DealerPrice" DECIMAL(19,4) DEFAULT 0.00 NOT NULL, "WTYQTY" SMALLINT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL, "WTYMINQTY" SMALLINT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL, "WTYMAXQTY" SMALLINT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL, "COYQTY" SMALLINT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL, "COYMINQTY" SMALLINT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL, "COYMAXQTY" SMALLINT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL, "UNLIMITED" BOOLEAN DEFAULT false NOT NULL, "APPLIES_TO" VARCHAR(50) COLLATE "ANSI", "AccountNo" INTEGER, "RESERVED" DECIMAL, "SUPPLIER1" INTEGER, "SUPPLIER2" INTEGER, "SUPPLIER3" INTEGER, "BusCode" CHAR(1) COLLATE "ANSI" NOT NULL, "RtnQty" SMALLINT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT "PARTNO" UNIQUE ("PartNo", "BusCode") ) VERSION 1.00 READWRITE UNENCRYPTED INDEX PAGE SIZE 4096 BLOB BLOCK SIZE 512 PUBLISH BLOCK SIZE 512 PUBLISH COMPRESSION 0 MAX ROW BUFFER SIZE 32768 MAX INDEX BUFFER SIZE 65536 MAX BLOB BUFFER SIZE 32768 MAX PUBLISH BUFFER SIZE 32768 |
Wed, Sep 26 2018 3:56 PM | Permanent Link |
Richard Harding Wise Nutrition Coaching | You could crate a view and add your constants, do calculations and use a WHERE clause.
Richard |
Wed, Sep 26 2018 6:41 PM | Permanent Link |
Fernando Dias ![]() | Ian,
As already suggested you can both use a View or a Temporary Table. In my opinion a temporary table would be better because Views are persistent and temporary tables are not, so they are deleted when the session closes if something goes wrong. Also, Temporary Tables are only visible in the same session that created them and thats a huge advantage in a multi-user environment. Here is the script: SCRIPT BEGIN DECLARE N INTEGER; -- Delete the temporary table if it exists EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SELECT COUNT(*) INTO ? FROM Information.TemporaryTables WHERE Name = ''tmpParts''' USING N ; IF N <> 0 THEN EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DROP TABLE tmpParts' ; END IF; -- Create temporary table to export EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ' CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE "tmpParts" AS ( SELECT PartNo, Description, ''B'' AS Buy, ''S'' AS Sell, ''I'' AS Inventory, 11800 AS AssetAcct, 41770 AS IncomeAcct, 54000 AS COSAcct, '''' AS ItemPicture, Description, ''X'' AS UDOS, NULL AS CL1, CostPrice FROM Parts WHERE Blocked = FALSE ) WITH DATA '; -- Export data EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'EXPORT TABLE tmpParts TO "Export.csv" IN STORE "Exports" ' ; EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DROP TABLE tmpParts' ; END -- Fernando Dias [Team Elevate] |
Wed, Sep 26 2018 10:15 PM | Permanent Link |
Ian Branch | Hi Fernando,
That's excellent. Thank you. Regards, Ian |
Thu, Sep 27 2018 6:39 PM | Permanent Link |
Ian Branch | Hi All,
Thank you for your inputs. I ended up having to do it via a Query & FileStream. Turns out MYOB doesn't like .csv file with commas in the description text/field. ![]() Regards, Ian |
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