hi Ray,
The tables that store import/export specs are:MsysIMEXspecs
MsysIMEXcolumns
import those into another database. You will need to display System Objects in the Navigation Pane to see them.
have an awesome day,
crystal
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Hi Everyone
I needed to export the contents of a table to a csv file. Not too difficult once I found DoCmd.TransferText. However, when I first used TransferText it created double quotes around each text field - which caused problems to the receiving software. I then found out that you can create an output specification that removes the double quotes and that spec is saved somewhere in the database (exactly where is really my question).
When I created another copy of the database for testing purposes, I found that the csv spec had not been copied across. I had to start from scratch again and create the csv spec manually using :
Select table, Export to Text file, change the type from .txt to .csv, OK, click Advanced button.
In the Export Specification pop up window, change the Text Qualifier to {none}.
Choose Save As... to save the specification format.
The vba code I'm using is
DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, "CSV_Specification", "tempXeroMthlyTransfer", strOutputFilename, 1
My question is where is my manual CSV_Specification stored and can I easily copy it other databases?
Many thanks for your ideas.
Best regards
Ray
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