rmobley232
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I am pulling data into Excel through an ODBC code using SQL code:
SELECT CONCAT (a.Material,',',c.New_Pattern) as RP_Unassign FROM Weekly.Assign;
The data pulled into Excel is formatted exactly as it needs to be:
Once the data has been updated on a weekly basis, I save this tab as tab delimited .txt for final execution. When I do, it places quotations around my data, which I can't have, is there something with the CONCAT code creating these quotations when I save as a text file?
RP_Unassign
"30UN96,GUSSUP202011"
"36UN72,GUSREG202011"
SELECT CONCAT (a.Material,',',c.New_Pattern) as RP_Unassign FROM Weekly.Assign;
The data pulled into Excel is formatted exactly as it needs to be:
RP_Unassign |
30UN96,GUSSUP202011 |
36UN72,GUSREG202011 |
Once the data has been updated on a weekly basis, I save this tab as tab delimited .txt for final execution. When I do, it places quotations around my data, which I can't have, is there something with the CONCAT code creating these quotations when I save as a text file?
RP_Unassign
"30UN96,GUSSUP202011"
"36UN72,GUSREG202011"