Thanks for the follow-up!

The output as CSV would look like this:

CONT_ID,DW_EFF_STRT_DT_KEY,DW_EFF_END_DT_KEY,ADMIN_CLIENT_ID,H_CREATE_
+DT,ADMIN_SYS_TP_CD,DW_ACTIVE_IND,H_ACTION_CODE
045234232344234874,42561,2234618,33ASDF948AKDH49234TI,"2005-10-03 11:0
+3:51.144836",2,1,I
002346234135653687,42556,2123123,TUIK84K9D90D0AF2L43I,"2005-11-09 06:4
+4:37.045530",2,1,I

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Essentially, I have some routines that query off DB tables and output CSV files (similar to DBD::CSV). Now I want to be able to output to an embedded SQL server, like SQLlite, but I first need to create a similarly structured table.

I fully realise that I could use a simple template and fill in the blanks, but I figured maybe something like this might already exist elsewhere (?)

Thanks for any help you can provide!

Kurt

In reply to Re^2: CREATE TABLE DDL from DBI Statement by whereiskurt
in thread CREATE TABLE DDL from DBI Statement by whereiskurt

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