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On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 4:00 PM, John Yeung wrote:
On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 9:42 AM, Alan Cassidy wrote:The problem of these "generic" DB to CSV tools is that is partly not
I'm at 7.1, so this is "as of" 7.1.
[new CPYTOIMPF parameters]
ORDERBY() - A list in SQL-OrderBy-clause format of the sort
fields...
COLHDG() - If you want column headings, this parameter gives you
a choice of *NONE, *SQL, or *SYS.
Well I'll be. That's handy! The second parameter is actually
ADDCOLNAM.
I agree with you that it's undocumented, or at least
under-documented. When I try to bring up the parameter-level help,
it says no help is available.
As much as I have hated this command (at least as much as Rob has),
I will say that it has become a viable way to create CSVs. I
believe there are still some corner cases that it doesn't handle as
well as it could, but it's definitely very usable now. Better than
what a lot of people would write when rolling their own.
usable since the DB/CSV formats seldom match each other
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