how to export large data from sql?
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['Right click on Database in SSMS.', 'Select Tasks-> Export data.', 'Choose Datasource as SQL and give server name with authentication.', 'Choose Destination as Microsoft Excel and give the excel file path.', 'Select "Write a query to specify the data to transfer".']
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['To export data from Access, first select the table or other database object to export in the Navigation Pane.', 'Click the “External Data” tab in the Ribbon.', 'Click the button in the “Export” button group for the file format to which you want to export the object.']
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['Open the report you want to export.', 'Click Export.', 'When the file opens, click File, then Save As to save it.']
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Right click on the node in the SSMS object explorer, select Tasks->Export Data and this will invoke the export data wizard. The rest it pretty self-explanatory. After a few times 'next', you can select the tables from which you want to export the structure.
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Export SQL Data to Excel. To export SQL data the correct way, right-click on the database (not the table) and choose Tasks, Export Data. Next, you need to choose the Data Source. If you right-clicked on the database name, then everything should come up automatically.
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['Use the FM/DB2 Export Utility (3.7) to export the data to a sequential file (preferably) or a VSAM file. In general, the default mapping is sufficient. ... ', 'Use the FM/DB2 Import Utility (3.6) to load the exported data into the target DB2 table.']
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['Open SQL Server 2014 Management Studio.', 'Connect to the database engine server.', 'Click on Databases and expand it.', 'Right click on the database that has to be exported and click on Tasks option from the drop-down menu.', 'From the menu, select the Export Data option.']
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We can use SSMS Import and Export Wizards for data import. You can read more about this in How to import/export data to SQL Server using the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard. Suppose you received multiple Excel files (let's say 50) for data import. You need to launch an import wizard 50 times and complete it.
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['In SQL Developer, click Tools, then Database Export. ... ', 'Accept the default values for the Source/Destination page options, except as follows: ... ', 'Click Next.', 'On the Types to Export page, deselect Toggle All, then select only Tables (because you only want to export data for a table).']
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['Select the database connection on which you want to import data. ... ', 'Select Tools | Import Export Data | Import Wizard.', 'Use the Import Wizard to specify a data source and import options. ... ', 'Click Finish to import the data and close the wizard.']
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['Step 1: Create a query to select the records to copy. Open the database that contains the records that you want to copy. ... ', 'Step 2: Convert the select query to an append query. ... ', 'Step 3: Choose the destination fields. ... ', 'Step 4: Preview and run the append query.']
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Export Data into an Excel Instance from Toad In SQL Editor, type your SQL query for which you want to export the data to Excel and press Ctrl+Enter or F9 to execute, and you will get the result in the data grid. Then in the data grid, do the right click and from the menu choose Export Dataset option.
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['Open Toad and connect to the database.', 'Then click on the menu Database > Export > Table as Flat File.', 'A window will appear as shown in below image.']
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Go to "Object Explorer", find the server database you want to export to Excel. Right-click on it and choose "Tasks" > "Export Data" to export table data in SQL. Then, the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard welcome window pop up.
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['First, execute a query get its result set.', 'Second, from the result panel, click “export recordset to an external file”. The result set is also known as a recordset.', 'Third, a new dialog displays. It asks you for a filename and file format.']
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[' Click Tools > Database Export.', ' In the Connection drop down, select the connection from which you want to export objects. ... ', ' Deselect the Export Data check box and Click Next.', ' Retain the default values of all object types selected. ... ', ' Click Next.', ' ... ', ' ... ', '']
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['In the following box you get an option to save what was shown in the grid as a CSV or a tab delimited file. ... ', 'Then, OK on that, and go back to the main SSMS screen.', 'Then press the toolbar button “Results to file” (or Ctrl + Shift + F) ... ', 'It will then open up an Import/Export wizard. ... ', 'Choose the destination for your data.']