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Really liked this one. Packed with good information and several options I hadn't thought to try.
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Mark Hathaway on
11/18/2010
Maybe you already know this, but if you select output results to text, you can actually click into the result set and edit it.
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Jamshid Nouri on
11/18/2010
excellent demo
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Excellent.
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Never looked at the option before, but I have used the copy to Excel. Does the copy to file option require SSIS?
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Timothy Rupp on
11/18/2010
Excellent demo there!
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Paul Sprunger on
11/18/2010
Great as always Andy.
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Good one. Hope see more of this type of interesting tips.
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Mahendra Jain on
11/18/2010
Awesome.. never thought that this feature would be available... I was using Copy-Paste option to Excel and then formatting the data as per requirement
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Jan Martinsson on
11/19/2010
Pretty basic but you always learn somtething new
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Save me time to go and experiment with this myself, thanks
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vin lawrence on
11/19/2010
Bit simple but ery well presented
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WOW, some nice tips/tricks I didn't know about.
THANKS
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very good
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especially liked the seperate tab for results explanation
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It's really interesting
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volume could be better - but a few things I will use
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nice
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I've got to admit that when I first started to watch this video I thought, "Man, how old hat." But then I was surprised at how much I learned. I wasn't aware of the fact that you could right click on that upper left box to get different options for saving the data. Nor was I aware of all of the options under Tools | SQL Query. Very good stuff!
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very useful. Thanks!
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Would like to know how to get the results to csv or txt file when the fields contain commas. There is no option to use quotes for text.
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great work , keep going
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Andy Warren on
11/20/2010
The output to grid has an option to quote columns, but not the output to text. Not sure why here is a difference! I don't think there are any options when you go directly to file.
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Mark Orlando on
11/20/2010
Good video...if you are incredibly new to SQL Server and getting data into Excel
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GOOD VIDEO
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Mohamed Irshad on
11/21/2010
very nice. liked it a lot.
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Great thing about results to text is for any operations that you would want feedback as it progresses rather than waiting for it to complete. IE .. Backup/Restore
Great video, I may have to try the automatic second tab window.
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Matthew White on
11/29/2010
Text results to csv, now why have I never used that before!! What a time saver! :)
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This was great! I watched your video on view expansion. Is it possible you can make more videos on views and views using SSMS.
Thanks a lot!
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gagan khurana on
12/5/2010
Interesting...
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Volume was too low
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I've used SQL Server for years and never get around to trying out all the results formats. Thanks for saving me the time! I'll watch videos on my time off, but I won't do work, darn it!
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useful. I never took the time to check the options in ssms
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Maurice Ivory on
5/24/2011
I really enjoyed this lesson, I have taken alot from it. Thanks for sending this on the output, it will diffently help me on my current project.
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Good
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Very Nice one thanks!
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Very Nice one thanks!
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