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Command line export?

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Command line export?

Command line export?

(OP)
I'm very new at using pervasive.sql, so please bear with me.

I need to export a table from a database at regular intervals. The GUI utility controllable from the control center works fine, but there doesn't seem to be any way to schedule this. I'm wondering if there's a command line that can do this for me.

For reference I'm running pssql version 9.5 on a windows platform.

Thanks!

RE: Command line export?

There is not one included with PSQL that I'm aware of. You could use a third party tool like my DataXtraction tool (http://www.mirtheil.com/dataxtraction.asp).  It can be run from a command line and scheduled.   

Mirtheil
Certified Pervasive Developer
Certified Pervasive Technician
http://www.mirtheil.com

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