Mysql's "INTO OUTFILE"
SELECT ... INTO OUTFILE writes to a file on the database server's filesystem (if permitted), whereas a classic SELECT + Text::CSV as proposed in Re^3: Select DB data into CSV file writes to the client's filesystem. And SELECT ... INTO OUTFILE is not portable across databases.
Alexander
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Sure, but the original post mentions the team is considering it, just with the unsafe assumption that TAB characters won't be in the data.
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