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How to export 20 milion rows to only one file ?

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How to export 20 milion rows to only one file ?

How to export 20 milion rows to only one file ?

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I work on sql server 2019 i have table have 20 milion rows .

i need to export data Exist on table to only one file by using sql server 2019 .

so what best tool and faster tool can help me to extract 20 milions rows from sql server to csv file (only one file )

and on same time is good for performance

RE: How to export 20 milion rows to only one file ?

Like I said on the post that Frederico posted, use BCP. Read up on the "CSV" option they came out with in 2017.

For anyone else interested, here's the link I provided to the MS Documentation on the subject. The first article to show up is the documentation on BCP. The second article is one on how to use it.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bcp+in+sql+server

--Jeff Moden
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"RBAR" is pronounced "ree-bar" and is a "Modenism" for "Row By Agonizing Row"

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